Talk:Wayne Teasdale

message: SOURCES
*Recent contributions, of course, rely to an extent on the prior text of the article, although that has been cross-checked as available. 
*In gathering additional data:
**Publication information. Search of prominent university (UCLA) library catelogue for publication information, as well as established bookseller search sites (Bookfinder, Abebooks) on the net. The text of some articles were found available on the web. 
**Biographic information. The sites were located in chief using Google. Many of these sites are referenced in EXTERNAL LINKS. Also consulted were various reference books (Catholic Encyclopedia, Eerdmans Bible Dictionary, etc.) containing tangential information. 
*Cross checking. Information added checked in order to determine its accuracy; that is, information at one source would be found to confirm or contradict, in whole or in part, information found at another independent source. Judgment made as to what infromation sufficiently reliable to include. Sources used include Wikipedia, other web sites (especially concerning Wayne Teasdale, see EXTERNAL LINKS), & books (e.g., two cited above) that convey tangential information used to judge the accuracy of primary information.
*Scheduled additional sourcing.  Next opportunity to visit a university library, to consult the forwards and prefaces to books by Teasdale, for any additional information given. Already checked is the book he edited with Cairns.
*The late Wayne Teasdale is a contemporary figure.
Elfelix 16:41, 2 September 2007 (UTC)
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message: Initially I tagged, then deleted this section after it appeared to have received contributions that took it far afield from its original premise. The subsequent reversion to its previous state reveals a well and elegantly written appraisal, and though Elfelix knows far more about the content than do I, I've been a pain and tagged it for sources anyway. JNW (talk) 21:26, 27 September 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: An elaboration. A goodly part of my rationale for tagging this section was this: The subject of criticism seems to be raised without context or reference to a reliable source. An opponent of the interspiritual view may argue that interspirituality compromises many of the basic tenets of certain world religions is engaging, but seems like a hypothetical proposition. Indeed 'an opponent' is too vague. The section seems to come out of the blue, so to speak. Was there published criticism of the type referred to here? If so, that would establish context. Without it, the question, and its replies, read as original research. JNW (talk) 01:29, 28 September 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Criticism section

message: The Mystic Heart: Discovering a Universal Spirituality in the World's Religions
by Wayne Teasdale (Author), The Dalai Lama (Foreword); New World Library (March 2, 2001)
A Monk in the World: Cultivating a Spiritual Life
by Wayne Teasdale (Author), Ken Wilber (Foreword); New World Library; First Edition (May 2002)
The Mystic Hours: A Daybook of Inspirational Wisdom and Devotion
by Wayne Teasdale (Author); New World Library (November 16, 2004)
Essays in Mysticism
by Wayne Teasdale (Author); Sunday Pubns; 2nd edition (June 1982)
Catholicism in Dialogue: Conversations Across Traditions (Catholic Studies Series)
by Wayne Teasdale (Author); Rowman & Littlefield Publishers; 1st edition (May 3, 2004)
Toward a Christian Vedanta: The Encounter of Hinduism and Christianity According to Bede Griffiths
by Wayne Robert Teasdale (Author); Asian Trading Corp (1987)
Community of Religions: Voices and Images of the Parliament of the World's Religions
by Wayne Teasdale (Editor), George Cairns (Editor); Bloomsbury Academic; 1st edition (August 1, 1996)
Awakening the Spirit, Inspiring the Soul: 30 Stories of Interspiritual Discovery in the Community of Faiths
by Brother Wayne Teasdale (Editor), Martha Howard MD (Editor), Joan Brysenko PhD (Foreword) SkyLight Paths; 1 edition (June 1, 2004)
Come and Sit : A Week Inside Meditation Centers
by Marcia Z. Nelson (Author), Wayne Teasdale (Foreward); SkyLight Paths (November 1, 2001)
As We Are One Essays & Poems in Honor of Bede Griffiths
by Beatrice Bruteau (Editor), Wayne Teasdale (Introduction); Philosopher's Exchange (1991)
Cistercian Studies Quarterly (Volume 29.4, 1994; An International Review Dealing With Monastic and Contemplative Spirituality)
by Marie Anne Mayeski, Robert Musser, Paul E. Lockey, Daniel M. La Corte, James Conner, Jim Grote, Wayne Teasdale, Jean Leclercq (Authors); Abbey of Our Lady of New Clairvaux, Vina, California (1994)
Monastic Studies (Number Thirteen, Autumn, 1982)
by Jean Leclercq, Bede Griffiths, Abhishikananda, Agnes Bokross, Wayne Teasdale, Bernard Orchard; others Jacques Cote (Authors); Mount Saviour Monastery and The Benedictine Priory of Montreal (1982)
Hermitage of the Heart: Contemplative Practices from Hundred Acres Monastery
by Wayne Teasdale (Author); Audio Cassette; Sounds True; Abridged edition (January 2003)
Bede Griffiths: Interspirituality for the 21st Century
Wayne Teasdale (Author), Asha Paul (Author), Russill Paul (Author), Michael Toms (Narrator) Audible -- Original Recording, New Dimensions Foundation (October 31, 2008)
Spirituality as a primary resource in promoting peace
Wayne Teasdale (author); Interreligious Insight , April 2006
Swami Abhishiktananda: Christian Sannyasi and Advaitin
Wayne Teasdale (Author); Contemplative Journal 22 April 2014 DErnestWachter (talk) 22:16, 29 September 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Anyone wanna format and integrate this more complete Bibliography?