Zen practice talk on Dogen's fascicle Zenki, "Total Dynamic Working", by Sojun Mel Weitsman.

A collection of Dogen resources including a biography, essays, and translations of Fukanzazengi, Genjo Koan, Bendowa, Uji, and Shoji.

Talk on Dogen's fascicle Genjo Koan by Sojun Mel Weitsman.

Zen teacher Gudo Wafu Nishijima presents his guide to understanding Shobo Genzo, including repeated structures and a categorization of each chapter.

Teisho by Anzan Hoshin roshi of the White Wind Zen Center on the Uji (Being-Time) fascicle of Dogen's "Shobo Genzo".

Translation and commentary on the Uji chapter of Shobogenzo, by Dharmavidya David Brazier.

Daniel Taigen Leighton, a noted Dogen translator, discusses the difficulties and rewards of his undertaking.

Article by Kiyotaka Kimura in "Philosophy East and West" analyzing the concept of "self" in Dogen's teachings.

Dogen often referred to and discussed the Lotus Sutra in his teachings, as described in this detailed, scholarly article by Taigen Dan Leighton.

David E. Shaner takes a phenomenological perspective to Shobogenzo. "Each fascicle focuses upon specific aspects of experience, for example, its structure, temporal component, ethical dimension, and so forth."

A 1964 talk briefly describing Dogen's life and teachings and their meaning.

Translation of a SBGZ fascicle by Yasuda Joshu roshi and Anzan Hoshin roshi of the White Wind Zen Community.

Kevin Schilbrack examines whether Dogen's thought can be considered metaphysical in nature, focusing on his theory of time.

Zen practice talk on Dogen's Tenzo Kyokun, "Instructions for the Head Cook", by Sojun Mel Weitsman Roshi.

Translation of one of Dogen's definitive works by Yasuda Joshu roshi and Anzan Hoshin roshi of the White Wind Zen Community.

Contemporary English translations by Bob Myers of three major works by Dogen, with detailed footnotes.

Brief elucidation of key verses from Genjo Koan by Prof. Mark Unno of the University of Oregon.

A teisho (talk) by Zen teacher Augusto Alcalde on Dogen's Genjo Koan.

A high-level introduction to Dogen's teachings and approach to zazen, with comments by master, scholars, and students.

Carl Bielefeldt's "Dogen's Manuals of Zen Meditation", a study of Fukan Zazengi, reviewed by Ryuichi Abe.

Brief Dogen biography, references, and links.

Stephen Heine's scholarly, in-depth analysis of Dogen's trip to China.

Analysis by Dirck Vorenkamp of Dogen's theory of time in light of modern philosophical approaches.