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Books

  • Befriending the Earth. Mystic, CT: Twenty-third Publications, 1991. Also in a 13-part video series available from Earth Communications, Laurel, MD 20707.
  • Buddhism. New York: Hawthorne Books, 1966. Paperback edition by Crowell Publishers, 1975. Since 1996 available from Columbia University Press.
  • Die Autobiographie des Universum (The Dream of the Earth). Tr. Konrad von Dietzfelbinger. Ausgabe Ewiger Diederiche Verlag. München, 1999.
  • The Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988.
  • Evening Thoughts: Reflecting on Earth as Sacred Community. Mary Evelyn Tucker (Editor) San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 2006.
  • The Great Work: Our Way Into the Future. Crown-Bell Publishers (Random House). 1999.
  • The Historical Theory of Giambattista Vico (Ph.D. Thesis). Washington, DC: Catholic University Press, 1951.
  • O sonho da terra. Traduçâo Ephraim Ferreira Alves. Petrapolis: Vozes, 1991. Also Sierra Club Books, 1990.
  • The Religions of India. New York: Bruce-Macmillan, 1971. (Second Edition) Chambersburg, PA: Anima Publications, 1992. Since 1996 available in new format from Columbia University Press.
  • The Universe Story (with Brian Swimme). San Francisco, CA: Harper, 1992.
  • The Sacred Universe: Earth, Spirituality, and Religion in the 21st Century. Columbia University Press, 2009
  • The Christian Future and the Fate of Earth . Orbis Books, 2009

Articles

  • Order and History by Eric Voegelin. A review article. Thought. n.d. pp. 273-278.
  • The Study of History, Volume XII. By Arnold J. Toynbee. A review article. Thought Pages 129-130.
  • Asian Spirituality: Its Importance in America. Asian Spiritualities in America n.d. pp. 11-13.
  • History. A review of W. F. Albright's 1964 History, Archaeology and Christian Humanism. A review article. Thought. n.d. Pages 302-307.
  • Patriarchy: A New Interpretation of History. Dream of the Earth. Chapter 11. Pages 138-162. The Earth: A New Context for Religious Unity. Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Pages 27-39.
  • The Extractive Economy.
  • The Rainbow Covenant. Navigator. n.d. Pages 6-9.
  • Our need of Orientalists, World Mission 7 (Fall 1956): pp. 301-314.
  • Missions, Missiology, and Oriental Culture (repr.) Theology Digest 5 (Autumn 1957): pp. 131-135.
  • Oriental Studies: challenge to Catholic Scholars Catholic World 186 (November 1957): pp. 120-125.
  • Oriental Studies in the United States (A Challenge to Catholic Scholars). Worldmission (1958): 381-385.
  • Order and History, Thought 33 (Summer 1958): pp. 273-278.
  • Education in a Multicultural World. Workshop on The Sacred: Self-Integrating Ecology, Psychology, and Spirituality. Approaches to the Oriental Classics. Ed. Wm. Theodore deBary. New York: Columbia University Press, 1959. Pages 11-23. Also (in Arabic) Al-ma-allim Al-Arabi, a monthly review of the Syrian Ministry of Education.
  • John Dewey's Influence in China. John Dewey: His Thought and Influence. Ed. John Blewett. New York: Fordham University Press, 1960. Pages 199-232.
  • Asian Humanism. Fordham Philosophical Journal. 1961.
  • In Search of a Western Educational "Great Leap Forward." Phoenix. Tuesday, November, 1961. Pages 5-11.
  • Oriental Philosophy and World Humanism. International Philosophical Quarterly. (February 1961): 5-33.
  • Eric Voegelin: An Existentialist Vision of History. A review. Thought 1962
  • Creative Revolution (1963). Riverdale Papers V, 4. (1976)
  • The Spiritual Form of the Oriental Civilizations. Approaches to Oriental Civilizations. Ed. Wm. Theodore de Bary. New York: Columbia University Press, 1964. Pages 5-33. Also Riverdale Papers IX, 3.
  • The Threshold of the Modern World. Riverdale Papers II, 2. Teilhard Conference Proceedings. Fordham University, 1964. Pages 57-69.
  • Asian Art. Encyclopedia Americana. New York. 1965, 1970, 1980: pp. 399-400.
  • Dante: The Age in Which He Lived (1965). Television Broadcast for Station 5 (Bronx) on the sixth centenary of the poet's birth. Also Riverdale Papers IV, 4.
  • Proceedings of the Teilhard Conference 1964 W. Birmingham. Review Jubilee 13 (March 1966): p. 50.
  • The Salvation Experience of Buddhism in Its Early Hinayana Period (1967) Riverdale Papers IX, 6.
  • Buddism. Hawthorn Books, 1967. (Twentieth Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism, v.145)
  • Religions of Mankind by Helmer Ringgren and Ake V. Strom. Theological Studies 29.2 (January 1968):315-316.
  • Oriental Philosophy and world humanism IPQ 1 (February 1968): pp. 5-33.
  • Christian Humanism: Its New Universal Context (1968). Riverdale Papers II, 4.
  • Oriental Art (in the article on Asia). Encyclopedia Americana. 1968.
  • Traditional religion in the modern world Cross Currents 22 (Spring 1972): pp. 129-138.
  • The Religious Life of Man Series (1969-1970) by Frederick J. Streng. A review article. Philosophy East and West. 24.1 (January 1974): 99-110.
  • Building the Earth (1969). Riverdale Papers I, 5. Also Birthing the Earth: The Role of the Religious of Ontario. Three addresses, spring assembly at Queen of Apostles Retreat Centre, Mississauga, 1979.
  • On Buddhism. The Lamp. January 1969.
  • Authenticity in Confucian Spirituality (1970). Riverdale Papers III, 1. Also Monastic Studies Spring 1972 pp. 153-158.
  • The Problem of Moral Evil and Guilt in Early Buddhism. Moral Evil Under Challenge. Ed. Johannes B. Metz. Herder and Herder, 1970. Pages 126-133. Also Concilium: Theology in the Age of Renewal 6.6 (June 1970). Also published in Spanish, Italian, Dutch, French, and German.
  • Prayer from the East. Word. 8. 8 (October 1971): 16-17.
  • Human Responsibility for the Fate of the Earth (1972). Riverdale Papers XI, 2.
  • Traditional Religion in the Modern World. Cross Currents. (Spring 1972): 129-138. Also Riverdale Papers II, 3.
  • Affectivity in Classical Confucian Tradition (1973). Riverdale Papers III, 1. Also The Ecozoic Reader 3.3 (2003): pp. 3-21.
  • Global Spirituality. Proceedings. January 15, 1973.
  • Religious Studies and the Human Community (1973). Riverdale Papers II, 3.
  • Foundations of Indian Culture. Six Pillars: Introduction to the Major Works of Sri Aurobindo. Ed. Robert A. McDermott. Wilson Books, 1974.
  • Alienation (1974). Riverdale Papers II, 1. Originally given at a Psychology Conference in 1974.
  • Contemporary Spirituality: The Journey of the Human Community: A Seminar Guide (1974). Riverdale Papers IV, 2. Also in Cross Currents. 24 (Summer/Fall 1974): 172-183.
  • Eastern Spirituality. Clergy Report. October 1, 1974.
  • Mao Tse-tung: The Long March (1974) Riverdale Papers III, 3. Also Theological Implications of the New China. Geneva and Brussels 1974. Pages 55-68. Also Cross Currents 25 (Spring 1975): pp.1-13.
  • The Christian Process (1974). Riverdale Papers IV, 1.
  • The Dynamics of the Future: Reflections on the Earth Process (1974). Riverdale Papers I, 4. Also Monastic Studies 12 (Michaelmas 1976): 159-174. Also Agora (Teachers Supplement) 4.3 (March 1990): 1-5.
  • The Fourfold Wisdom (1974). Teilhard Perspective. 28.1 (February 1995): 1-4.
  • The Mind of Crazy Horse. Council for Philosophical Studies. April 3, 1974.
  • The Role of Religion in the 21st Century. Wayne Teasdale's The Community in the Midst of Pluralism: Voices and Images of the Parliament of World Religions. September 16, 1974.
  • The Search for Meaning, Members of the staff of the Delegation of the Holy See to the 28th UN General Assembly, 1974. Page 1.
  • Contemporary Spirituality: Its Global Context, Its Historical Dimension, and Its Future Vision. Religious Studies. 1 (1975): 1-14. Also Riverdale Studies I. (1975).
  • Religious Studies and the Global Community of Man. Journal of Dharma (Centre for the Study of World Religions). 1. 1 (July 1975): 85-100.
  • The Cosmic Person and the Future of Man (1975). Riverdale Papers I, 3.
  • The Cosmic Person and the Human Future. Anima. 2. 1 (1975): 20-35.
  • The Thirtieth Anniversary of the United Nations: A Proposed Statement from the Religious Tradition The Temple of Understanding, 1975. Riverdale Papers VII, 3.
  • America: Bicentennial Reflections (1976). Riverdale Papers IV p. 3.
  • The American Indian Future (1976) Riverdale Papers V, 5. Originally given for the Grail Center in Loveland, OH. Also in Cross Currents 26 (Summer 1976): pp. 133-142.
  • Influence of Social Darwinism on Scientific Theory. 19th Century Chinese Thought and Writing. Bloomsburg State College, April 29, 1976.
  • The dynamics of the future: reflections on the earth process Monastic Studies 12 (Winter 1976): pp. 159-174.
  • The Vision Quest of the American Indian (1976). Riverdale Papers V, 6.
  • Thomas Berry's Remarks at Teilhard Society's Annual Meeting. Teilhard Newsletter. (June 1976): 2. Riverdale Papers, VII, 3.
  • Cosmic Future and the Future of Man Anima 3 (Fall 1976): pp. 20-29.
  • Carlos Castaneda. Gethsemane News 10.2 (Summer 1977): 3.
  • Creative Energy (1977). Originally given at the State University of New Paltz. Riverdale Papers X, 4. Also in The Dream of the Earth. Chapter 4, pages 24-35. Also in Cross Currents 37.2-3 (Summer/Fall 1989): 178-188.
  • Future Forms of Religious Experience (1977). World Futures Society. Riverdale Papers I, 2. Also Teilhard Newsletter. (February 1977): 1-2. Also in Forum for Correspondence and Contact 10.1 (October 1978): 25-28.
  • The Fourfold Scripture: Cosmic, Verbal, Historical, Psychic. Symposium in honor of Raimundo Panikkar: Cross-Cultural Religious Understanding. February 17-19, 1977 at Montecito.
  • The New Story: Comments on the Origin and Transmission of Values (1977). Riverdale Papers V, 1. Also Teilhard Studies, Number 1 (Spring 1978). Also Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Blue Books, 1988. Chapter 10, pages 123-137. Also Cross Currents 37: 2-3.
  • Contemplation and World Order (1978). Riverdale Papers V, 2. Also Whole Earth Papers January 30, 1984. Also Pro Mundi Vita No.69 (November/December 1977): pp. 39-43.
  • Editorial (1978) Teilhard Newsletter. 11.2 (October 1978): 1-2.
  • The City: Its Future Role in Human Affairs. Teilhard Newsletter. (October 1977-February 1978): 1-2.
  • The Ecological Age (1978). Riverdale Papers VI, 1. Also Dream of the Earth. Chapter 5. Pages 36-49.
  • The Human Venture (1978) Riverdale Papers VI, 3. Also Teilhard Newsletter 11.2 (October 1978): 3-40.
  • Most of All They Taught Me Happiness by Robert Muller. A review article. Teilhard Newsletter. 13. 1 (June 1979): 4-5.
  • Planetary Management (1979). Riverdale Papers VI, 5.
  • Science and Technology (1979). Riverdale Papers VI, 4.
  • The New Cosmic Story. Warm Wind (Journal of the Chinook Learning Center). 2 (Fall 1979): 21-26.
  • The Spirituality of the Earth (1979). Liberating Life: Contemporary Approaches to Ecological Theology. Ed. William Birch, William Eakin, and Jay B. McDaniel. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1990. Pages 151-158. Also Riverdale Papers. V. 3. Also Anima 6 (Fall 1979): pp. 11-20.
  • The Third Mediation (1979) Riverdale Papers VI, 2.
  • The American College in the Ecological Age (1980). Riverdale Papers VII, 1. Also in Religion and Intellectual Life. 6.2 (Winter 1989): pp. 7-28. Also in Teachers College Record. 83.1 (Fall 1981): pp. 89-104. Also in Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 8, pages pp. 88-105.
  • Classical Western Spirituality and the American Experience (1980). Riverdale Papers VII, 2.
  • Management: The Managerial Ethos and the Future of Planet Earth. Teilhard Studies. Number 3. (Spring 1980). pp. 1-14.
  • Perspectives on Creativity: Openness to a Free Future (1980). Whither Creativity, Freedom, Suffering? (Proceedings of the Theology Institute of Villanova University). Villanova: Villanova Press, 1981. Pages 1-24. Also Riverdale Papers III, 2.
  • The Elderly: Their Creative Role in the Human Community (1980). Riverdale Papers VII, 3.
  • Buckley, A., Managing a fragile planet Sign 59 (May 1980): pp. 5-12.
  • Classical Western Spirituality and the American Experience (In: Sadlier, A. The Journey of Western Spirituality) Pro CTS 27 (1980): pp. 177-191.
  • Twelve Principles for Reflecting on the Universe and the Role of the Human in the Universe Process (1980). Cross Currents. 37 (1983): 2-3. Also Edges. (July-September 1988): 42-43. Also Green Earth Observer. 1 (Fall 1989): 14-26. Also Riverdale Papers VII, 5. Also Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's 1987 Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Pages 107-108. Also Cross Currents 37.2-3 (Summer/Fall 1987): 216-217. Also Katuah Journal (Spring/Summer 1985): 9.
  • Philbert, Paul J., O.P., 1936- Becoming Human in the World for the Sake of the World Review in Spirituality Today 33 (September 1981): pp. 257-267.
  • Technology and the Nation-State in the Ecological Age (1981) Riverdale Papers VIII, 4.
  • Thomas Merton: Kentucky Hermit-Universal Prophet. Holy Trinity House of Hospitality, Bridgeport, CT. September 17, 1981.
  • Alchemy and Spiritual Transformation in C. G. June (1982). Riverdale Papers IX p. 4.
  • Comment on the Hypothesis of Formative Causation. Forum for Correspondence and Context 13.1 (November 1982): 10.
  • Individualism and Wholism in Chinese Tradition (1982) Riverdale Papers IX, 2.
  • Our Children: Their Future (1982). Agora (The magazine for gifted students. Teachers' Supplement). 4.3 (March 1990): 1-2. Also in Riverdale Papers IX, 1. Also Chrysalis 1.1. (Spring 2004): 7-9.
  • Teilhard: The Renaissance Connection. Teilhard Newsletter. December 1982. Also Riverdale Papers XI, 5.
  • The Earth Community (1982, 1989) Riverdale Papers VIII, 1. Also Dream of the Earth. Chapter 2, pages 6-12. Also Agora: The Magazine for Gifted Students (Teachers Supplement) 4.3 (March 1990):3.6-13.
  • Ecology and the Future of the Catholic Church in America. Social Justice Review March-April 1983.
  • Five Principles of Global Philosophy. Festschrift for John B. Chethumattaron (?). May 10, 1983.
  • The Future of the Catholic Church in America. Social Justice Review. (March-April 1983): 46. Also Cross Currents 37.23 (Summer/Fall 1987): 195. Also in SpiritEarth 15.1 (November 2004): 6.
  • Bioregionalism: A Better Way to Understand Where You Live (interview). Tarrytown Letter Number 41 (September 1984): pp. 3-5.
  • Bioregions: The Context for Reinhabiting the Earth (1984). Riverdale Papers X, 2. Also in Hudson Valley Green: Harmonious Convergence. (1987): 8-9. Also Breakthrough (The Katuah Journal). (Spring/Summer 1985): 6-9. Also Teilhard Perspectives. 17. 2 (December 1984): 5. Also Dream of the Earth. Chapter 12, pages 163-170. Also Journal of Southern Appalachians. Also annual CTS. Volume 1.
  • How Bio-technology Might Feed the World. Venture. February 1984.
  • The Bottom Line. Breakthrough. 1984
  • The Lower Hudson River Basin as a Bioregional Community. A pamphlet. Planet Drum Foundation, 1985.
  • Economics as a Religious Issue. (1985). Riverdale Papers X, 4. Also Cross Currents. Summer 1986. Also Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 7, pages 79-88.
  • Human Presence to the Earth. Teilhard Perspective 18. 2 (December 1985): 1-4.
  • Humans as a Celebratory Species. A long passage in Katuah: Bioregional Journal of the Southern Appalachians 8 (Summer 1985): cover.
  • Returning to Our Native Place (1985). Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988). Chapter V1, pages 1-5.
  • Technology and the Healing of the Earth (1985). Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 6, pages 50-69.
  • The Catholic Church and the Religions of the World (1985). Riverdale Papers X, 3. Also Teilhard Perspectives. 18. 1 (August 1985): 1-5.
  • WonderWorld as WasteWorld. Cross Currents. 35 (Winter 1985-1986): 408-422.
  • Holy Mother, the Earth. 1986.
  • Life Is the Ecstasy of the Planet. CMTE Connections (Center for Montessori Teacher Education) 2.1 (January/February 1986): 1-3.
  • The Ecologist and the Entrepreneur: The Rising Conflict. (See The Entrepreneur and the Ecologist) Society for International Development. New York Chapter, September 30, 1986.
  • The Viable Human (1986). Revision. (January 1987): 75-81. Also Riverdale Papers XI, 5. Also Environmental Philosophy. Eds. Baird C. Zimmerman and George Sessions.
  • Cross Currents. 37.2-3 (Summer/Fall 1987). A special section of this double issue includes 5 Berry essays and critiques by Brian Swimme and John Grim. Pages 178-239.
  • Christian Creationist Thought: A Primer. National Catholic Reporter. September 4, 1987. Page 25.
  • Our Future on Earth: Where Do We Go from Here? Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Mystic, CT: Twenty-Third Publications, 1987. Pages 103-106.
  • Religions, Economics, and Ecology (1986). Riverdale Papers XI, 4. Also Breakthrough. Winter 1987. Pages 4-11.
  • The Dream of the Earth: Our Way Into the Future. The Dream of the Earth. Chapter 15, pages 194-215. Also in Cross Currents 37.2-3 (Summer/Fall 1987): 200-215.
  • The Indian Future. Hoka Hey. 1987-1988. Also Riverdale Papers V, 5.
  • Thomas Berry's Dream of Biocracy. National Catholic Reporter (November 13, 1987):9.
  • Christian Spirituality. The Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 9, pages 109-122.
  • Ethics for the Ecological Age. Summit Echo (A newspaper of the Foundation for Ecological Regulation of the Summit Citizens Conference) 45.4 .(January 20, 1988): 4.
  • Human Presence. Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 3, pages 13-23.
  • Religious Responsibility for the Fate of the Earth. Franciscan Global Perspectives 2.2(May-June 1988):1-24.
  • The Cosmology of Religions (1988). A Source Book for Earth's Community of Religions ed. Joel D. Beversluis. Grand Rapids, MI: CoNexus Press and by New York: Global Education Associates, 1995. Pages 93-98. Pluralism and Oppression ed. Paul Knitter. Annual Volume #34 (Published by the College Theology Society). 34 (1988): 99-113. Also in Teilhard Perspective. 21. 1-2 (July/December 1988): 2-6.
  • The Historical Role of the American Indian. Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 14, pages 180-193.
  • The Hudson River Basin (Estuary) as a Bioregion. Up River/Down River (the Environmental Voice of the Hudson Valley). Premier Issue (November/December 1990): 18-25. Also presented at the Learning Alliance Bioregional Forum April 11, 1988.
  • The Hudson River Valley: A Bioregional Story. Dream of the Earth. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1988. Chapter 13, pages 171-179. Also in A Home on the Earth: Becoming Native to the Place. A multicultural anthology. University of California Press, 1999. Pages 103-110.
  • Coming of Age in the Ecozoic Era (1995). Katuah Journal. 26 (Winter 1989-90): 1-3. Also Cross Currents (Anthology of its best articles 1950-1990). Also in Ecozoic Network 1.1 (May1992): 1-2.
  • Earth Economics. Hoka Hey. 4.1 (Spring 1989): 1, 6-7, 12-13.
  • Guides to a Viable Future. Home Mission. 8.4 (December 1989): 15-26.
  • Planetary Progress. Earth Ethics. 1989.
  • The Dream Drives the Action: Education for Global Planetary Transformation (with Edmund V. O'Sullivan). Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. 1990-1991. [Published as Transformative Living and Education for the 21st Century. University of Toronto Press, 1999. Foreword by Thomas Berry, pages xi-xv].
  • A Visit With Thomas Berry. Earth Voices: A Journal of Ecology and Spirituality. No. 2 (Fall 1990): 3-12.
  • Cosmic Creativity and Human Culture (with Brian Swimme). Breakthrough (The Katuah Journal). (Winter/Summer 1990): 4-7.
  • Earth Day 1990. Creation. 6.2 (March/April 1990): 10.
  • Gospel Commentary (John the Baptist). Catholic New York. January 14, 1990. Also MS. Human Presence on the Planet Earth: A Religious Perspective (lecture). The 13th annual Merton Lecture of the Father Ford Associates of Columbia/Barnard. Thursday, November 15, 1990, at Columbia University.
  • Nature and Culture. Breakthrough News. Winter-Summer 1990. GEA.
  • New Stories for an Old Earth--Talking With Thomas Berry (excerpt). Common Ground (Winter 1990-91)8-9.
  • Reinhabiting the Earth. Fourth World Review (A British publication). 40 and 41 (1990): 10-13.
  • Reinventing the Idea of the Human. The CoNexus. (1990): 15-16.
  • Spirituality and Ecology. The Catholic World. 233.1396 (July-August 1990): 158-162.
  • Stories of the Universe. CoNexus (Institute for Global Education) Ed. Joel D. Beversluis, 1990.
  • The Needs of the Earth. Fellowship Prayer. 41.4 (August 1990):20-21.
  • The Seduction of WonderWorld. Edges: New Planetary Patterns. 3.1 (June 1990): 9-14.
  • Transition from the Cenozoic to the Ecozoic Age. Environmental Carcinogenesis Review (Part C of the Journal of Environmental Science and Health) 8. 2 (1990-1991): 391-400.
  • Endangered Environments: Saving the Earth's Vanishing Ecosystems by Anna Maria Caldara. Foreword by Thomas Berry. New York: Mallard Press, 1991. Pages 8-15.
  • Celebration: The Great Liturgy: An Interview With Thomas Berry at Warren Wilson College. John Huie. Heartstone. Issue One. 1991.
  • Ethics and Ecology (1991). Teilhard Perspective. 24.1 (June 1991): 1-3. Also Harvard University April 9, 1996.
  • Reinventing the Human at the Species Level: An Interview. Riverdale Papers XI (c1991): 3. Also Creation, Matt Fox publication, 1991.
  • The Catholic Church and the Environment. Teilhard Perspective 24.1 (June 1991): 6.
  • Earth in the Balance by Al Gore (A review by TB). 1992.
  • Art in the Ecozoic Era. Art Journal 51.2 (Summer 1992): pp. 46-48.
  • A New Era: Healing the Injuries We Have Inflicted on Our Planet. Health Progress. (March 1992): 60-63.
  • The New Political Alignment. Teilhard Perspective. 25.2 (December 1992): 1-3.
  • The Universe Story: Its Religious Significance. MS. 1992 University of New Hampshire. Keepers of the Lore of Gercommons College, Wilton, NH.
  • Apostolic Women Religious as a Voice of Earth. Evangelization: New Challenges. Bulletin of the International Union of Superior Generals. November 1993. pp. 45-55.
  • A New Story. Extracted from The Universe Story by TB and Brian Swimme. Habitat (Australian) May 1993. Pages 18-21.
  • Finding Heaven on Earth. Susan Meeker-Lowry's Invested in the Common Good.(revised 1995). Introduction. Also in 1993 First Edition, published by the Council for a Parliament of World Religions.
  • Let's Get on with the Issue (1993). Riverdale Papers XI, 1.
  • The Second World Parliament of Religious (Proceedings), 1993.
  • The Universe Story as Told by Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry. Teilhard Perspective 26.1(July 1993):1-3.
  • To One Who Understands Our Crises. Laurence S. Rockefeller and the Fund for the Advancement of the Human Spirit. September 25, 1993. Pages 11-12.
  • Ecological Geography. In Worldviews and Ecology. Eds. Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim. Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press, 1994. Pages 228-237.
  • Ecology and the Future of Catholicism. Embracing Earth: Catholic Approaches to Ecology. Eds. Albert L. Lachance and John E. Carroll. New York: Orbis Press, 1994. Opening essay. El misero della croce valla pacificazione trule etnie, le culture. ed el creation. Terzo Congresso Internazionale "La Sapienza della croce." (Third centenary of the death of St. Paul of the Cross 1694-1994).
  • God Dreamed the earth (interview). Maryknoll (September 1994):28-31.
  • Human Presence on the North American Continent. The Alfred P. Stiernotte Lectures. Philadelphia, PA, September 28, 1994. 14 pages. Also Quinnipiac College. Hamden, CT.
  • Intimacy. Loretto Earth National News, 1994. Interview.
  • Moments of Grace. Foreword to The Breathing Cathedral (see above). Also Teilhard Perspective. 27.1 (August 1994): 1-3. Also Spirituality and Health 2.4 (Winter 2000): 27-29. Religion and Cosmology. Resurgence. Issue 164 (May-June 1994): 16-19.
  • The Gaia Theory: Its Religious Implications. ARC: The Journal of the Religious Studies Department of McGill University. 22 (1994): 7-19.
  • The Intimate Universe: Thomas Berry Challenges Potential Nominees. Loretto Earth Network News 2.2(1994): 1-2, 6.
  • The North American Continent. April 1994. Kansas, MO. MS. Also at Quinipiac College. Also Annals of Earth (Ocean Arks International) 21.3 (2003): 12-13. Also SpiritEarth 14.4 (August 2004): 4-5. Also Teilhard in the 21st Century: The Emerging Spirit of Earth. Eds. Arthur Fabel and Donald St. John. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Press, 2003): 787-788.
  • The Universe and the University. Earth Ethics 7.1 (Fall 1995): 4-5. Also in California Institute of Integral Studies 1994.
  • Original Blessing by Matthew Fox. An appreciation. Creation Spirituality. 1995.
  • The Awakening of the Inner World by the Outer World. For the Inner Ecology/Outer Ecology 15th Annual Conference November 10-12, 1995. Crystal City, VA.
  • Easter Is a Good Time to Think About Death. National Catholic Reporter April 14, 1995. Page 12.
  • Listening to the Land: Conversations on Nature, Culture, and Eros. Liberating Life: Contemporary Approaches to Ecological Theology. 1995.
  • Perspectives for the Common Good. Servicing Innovative Financing of Environmentally Sustainable Development. Eds. Joan Mata Boise and Ismail Serageldin. Proceedings of the Developmental Series sponsored by The World Bank. Washington, DC, 1995.
  • The Ecological Vision. The Forsaken Garden: Soul Loss and Recovery and the Healing of the Planet. (Interviews by Nancy Ryley). Denley Productions, 1995.
  • The Ecozoic Era: Our Hope for the Future, 1995. Guideposts to a Sustainable Future, the E.F. Schumacher Lectures tba. Also People, Land, and Community. Ed. Hildegarde Hannum New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997. Part III, pages 191-203. Also 11th annual Schumacher Lecture October 1991 as booklet of 21 pages. 6 copies. Also in Consciousness and Healing. Eds. Marilyn Schlitz and Tina Amorok. Elsevier, 2005. Pages 513-529.
  • The Universe and the University. Conference on Higher Education for a Just and Sustainable Future. Sponsored by the Humane Society of America in Washington, DC, September 1995. Also Earth Ethics 7.1 (Fall 1995): 4-5. Also The Ecozoic Reader 3.4 (2003): 9-20.
  • The Wisdom of the Cross in Relation to Creation and Its Role in Reconciliation of Peoples and Cultures. 1995. MS. Rome. Third Congress of the Passionist Order, January 1995.
  • Education for the 21st Century on the North American Continent. Prescott College, AZ. May 10, 1996 La Sabiduria de la Cruz y su relacion con la Sabiduria del universo (tr. Susana Cinto, C.P.). Año 1996. Primer semestre. No. 25.
  • The Cathedral. December 1996. For a volume honoring James Parks Morton on the occasion of his retirement as Dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City.
  • The Dream of the Earth: Introduction to the Ecozoic Age. Common Ground 62 (April 1996): 7-9.
  • The Fate of the Earth: A Religious Response. Our Origin Story by Mary E. McGuines and Miriam Thérèse MacGillis. Kansas City, MO: Sheed and Ward, 1996. Appendix page 29.
  • The Future of the University. Faculty Newsletter (Duke University) 7.4 (January 1996): 1-2, 6-7, Also the page 1 response to this article the following month.
  • The Universe as Moral Guide: A Conversation With Thomas Berry. August 11, 1996
  • Wally and I. Food and Water Journal (Summer 1996):6-7.
  • An Ecologically Sensitive Spirituality. Christian Spirituality Bulletin: Journal of the Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality 5.2 (Fall 1997):1-6. Also in Minding the Spirit: The Study of Christian Spirituality. Eds. Dreyer and Burrrows. Johns Hopkins Press, 2005. Pages 241-248.
  • Human Evolutionary Responsibility for the Earth in Theological Perspective. American Association for the Advancement of Science Conference. Chicago, November 11-14, 1997.
  • Reinventing the Human. The Historical Mission of Our Times. Circular #180 (July 15, 1997) Center for Reflection on the Second Law. Also Ecozoic Reader 3.1 (Winter 2003): 19-23.
  • The New Creation Story. German tr. Geseko von Lüpke. September 10, 1997. Eds. Hans-Sauer Stiftung/Monika Sauer. Deisonhofen D-8241. 1997.
  • Earth Systems . . . Human Systems. In Fugitive Faith; Conversations on Spiritual, Environmental, and Community Renewal (Economy and Justice) by Benjamin Webb. Maryknoll, NY; Orbis Press, 1998. Pages 31-43.
  • Ekologecky …itlivá spiritualita. eská metanoia. islo 17, jano 1998. Pages 39-59
  • From an Extractive to an Organic Economy. Breakthrough News (January-August 1998): 16-17.
  • Kyoto. Breakthrough News. Global Education Associates. 1998.
  • In ewiger Entfalstung (interview. Esotera (March 3, 1998):26-29.
  • Our Way Into the Future. Warren Wilson College. Asheville, NC. December 1998.
  • The Changing Face of the Land: Guilford County Farm Lane to Fast Lane Friends Center at Guilford College February 20-21, 1998.
  • The Cosmology of Peace (1988) Riverdale Papers X, 1. Also Dream of the Earth. Chapter 16, pages 216-223.
  • The Evolutionary Story: The Human Role. The NAMTA Journal (North American Montessori Teachers Association) 23.1 (Winter 1998): 157-169.
  • The Global Dimension. Breakthrough News (September-December 1998): 1-3.
  • The Sacred Universe. Orion: People and Nature 17.4 (Autumn 1998): 15-16.
  • The Universe, the University, and the Ecozoic Age. Doors of Understanding. Quincy, IL: Franciscan Press, 1998. Pages 79-96.
  • Intimate Nature: The Bond Between Women and Animals. Eds. Linda Horgan et al. (Review Article) Common Boundary (1999).
  • Transformative Living and Education for the 21st Century. By Edmund V. O'Sullivan. University of Toronto Press, 1999. Foreword xi-xv.
  • Belonging: An Interview With Thomas Berry. By Nancy Stetson and Penny Morrell. Parabola 21.1 (1999): 26-31. Volume is called Nature.
  • Christianity's Role in the Earth Project. Christianity and Ecology: Wholeness, Respect. Justice, and Sustainability. Edited by Dieter T. Hessel and Rosemary Radford Ruether. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Center for the Study of World Religions, 1999.
  • Loneliness and Presence [animal-human relations] This 1999 paper was given at Harvard University Center for the Study of World Religion in a conference of global authorities on major religions speaking on the relation of humans and animals in their respective tradition. The papers are to published.
  • Morningside Cathedral (poem). EarthLight 34 (September 1999):24.
  • Reconnecting With Nature [excerpt]. The Ecologist 29.3(May/June 1999):225-228.
  • TB in Conversation With Thomas Rain Crowe. The Creative Universe #195 (July-August 1999):24-26.
  • The Great Work. EarthLight Number 34 (September 1999):2021.
  • The Meadow Across the Creek. EarthLight 34 (Summer 1999):18-19. Also in Spirituality and Health 2.4. (Winter 2000): 27-29. Also in Food and Water (Winter 2000):25-28.
  • Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Earthome Perspectives 4.2 (Fall 1999): 1-2.
  • [Interview] Heartstone 1.2 (Spring 2000): 22-27. From Warren Wilson College.
  • Evening Thoughts. EarthLight: A Magazine of Spiritual Ecology. Issue 39 (Fall 2000): 134-35. Much of this whole issue deals with the thought and influence of Thomas Berry. Also in the Manual for the Earth Elders. Course of the Elderevolution Program. Imago, Inc. Cincinnati, OH 45205.
  • Recovery of the Earth: the Great Work of Our Age. National Catholic Reporter (February 4, 2000). Excerpt from the book.
  • Rediscovering Turtle Island. Lapis: The Inner Meaning of Contemporary Life. New York Open Center. Issue 10. (Winter 2000): 27-32.
  • Sprawl. (Greensboro) News and Record. April 16, 2000.
  • Technological Triumphalism: The Vanity of It. Lapis: The Inner meaning of Contemporary Life. New York Open Center. Issue 8 (Winter 2000): 21-23.
  • The Great Community of the Earth. Yes #16 (Winter 2000): 44-46.
  • The Great Work of the New Millennium. NAMTA Journal. 26.1 (Winter 2001): 156-167. Presented at the NAMTA conference in Cleveland October 5-8, 2000, on Celebrating Montessori's Great Work: Our Gift for the Future.
  • The Radical Need of the Present. Genesis Farm Newsletter 16.1 (Autumn 2000): 1.
  • The Vanity of Technological Triumphalism. Lapis: The Inner Meaning of Cntemporary Life. Issue 8 (Spring 2000): 21-23.
  • Women Religious: The Voice of the Earth. Sisters Today 72.5 (September 2000): 365-373. The Earth Community (TB interviewed by Peter Reason) Resurgence No.204 (January-February 2001): 10-14. Devon, UK.
  • Rights of the Earth. Resurgence (British) #241 (September-October 2002): 28-29.
  • Earth's Desire (poem), Ecozoic Reader 3.1(Winter 2003): 1 .
  • Merton's Demanding Spirituality: a Sense of the Natural World as Spiritual. Timberlake Farm Newsletter (Winter 2003): 2-3.
  • River and the Sea, The. (poem) Earth Literacy Companion 2.2 (March-May 2003): 14-15.
  • The Story and the Dream: The Next Step in the Evolutionary Epic. Teilhard Perspective 31.1 (April 1998): 8-12. Also inThe Epic of Evolution. Eds. James B. Miller. Prentice-Hall, 2004. Pages 209-217.
  • World of Wonder. The Ecozoic Reader 3.2 (Spring 2003):27-35.
  • It Takes a Universe (poem). Chrysalis. 1.1 (Spring 2004): 6. Green Mountain Monastery Newsletter.
  • Death and Rebirth. SpiritEarth 15.2 (February 2005): 6.

Pamphlets or Digests

  • Bioregions: The Context for Reinhabiting the Earth. In Teilhard Studies. Number 14 (1982).
  • Contemporary Spirituality: Its Global Context, Its Historical Dimensions, Its Future Vision, as Seen From Western Perspective. Riverdale Studies. Number 1, 1978. Also in Cross Currents 24.2-3 (Summer/Fall 1974): 172-183.
  • Creative Energy (an abridgment of Dream of the Earth). San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1995.
  • The Ecozoic Era. Great Barrington, MA. E.F. Schumacher Society, 1991.
  • Energy. Teilhard Studies. Number One. 1977.
  • Five Oriental Philosophies.(booklet). Albany, NY: Magi Books, 1968. 55 pages. Foundations of Indian Culture.
  • Human-Earth Relations (a bibliography). 1989.
  • Human Presence on the North American Continent. An Alfred P. Stiernotte Lecture in Philosophy. Quinnipiac College, Hamden, Connecticut. September 28, 1994.
  • The Lower Hudson River Valley: A Bioregional Story. Brochure for the Hudson River Bundle, distributed by Planet Drum Foundation. Spring 1985.
  • Management: The Managerial Ethos and the Future of Planet Earth. Teilhard Studies, No. 3. Anima Books,1980.
  • The New Story. In Teilhard Studies, Number 1. Anima Books, Chambersburg, PA, Spring 1977.
  • La Sabiduria de la Cruz y su relaçion con la Sabiduria del Universo. Tr. Susana Cinto, C.P. In Staicros: Teologica de la Cruz. Año 1991. Primer senestre. No. 25. Pages 5-14.
  • Technology and the Healing of the Earth. In Teilhard Studies, No.14. Anima Books: Chambersburg, PA, 1985.
  • Teilhard in the Ecological Age. In Teilhard Studies, Number 7. Anima Books: Chambersburg, PA, Fall 1982. Also Riverdale Papers VIII, 3. Also in Teilhard in the 21st Century. pp. 57-73.

Introductions, Forewards, Essays, and Chapters

  • Affectivity in Classical Confucian Tradition... In Confucian Spirituality. Eds. Tu Wei-ming and Mary Evelyn Tucker. In World Spirituality Series: an Encyclopedic History of the Religious Quest. General Editor Ewert Cousins. Crossroad Publishing Co., NY, 2003.
  • Beacons of Hope: A Compilation of Prayers for 1998. Eds. Robert Eimers, OMI, and Sister Sarah O'Malley, OSB. Pages 77-80.
  • The Breathing Cathedral: Feeling Our Way Into the Living Cosmos by Martha Heyneman. Foreword. Sierra Club Books, 1993. Pages xiii-xviii.
  • The Bush. In Sculpting with the Environment by Baile Oakes. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1995. pp. 8-12.
  • Christianity and Ecology. Ed. T. Dieter and Hessel and Rosemary Radford. Harvard University Press, 2000. Religions of the World Series. A Christianity in the Earth project. Pages 127-134.
  • Christianity in an Emerging Universe. In Light Burdens, Heavy Blessings: Challenges of Church and Culture in the Post Vatican II Era. Essays in honor of Margaret R. Brennan, IHM. Eds. Mary Heather MacKinnon SSND, Moni McIntyre and Mary Ellen Sheehan IHM. Quincey, IL; Franciscan Press, 2000. Pages 361-369.
  • Cloning the Buddha: The Moral Impact of Bio-Technology. Richard Heinberg. Blurb by TB. quest Books, 1999.
  • Coming of Age in the Ecozoic Era. In NAA for Environmental Education. Chapter V, pages 33-36.
  • The Cosmology of Religions. In A Source Book for Earth's Community of Religions. Ed. Joel D. Beversluis. Grand Rapids, MI: CoNexus Press, 1995. Pages 93-98. Also in Pluralism and Oppression ed. Paul Knitter. Volume 34. Published by the College Theology Society.
  • Designing the Green Economy: For a Post-Industrial Transition. By Brian Milani. Prologue by Thomas Berry. Eco Materials Project, Toronto, 2000.
  • Dialogues of Hope by Robert Muller. Preface. 1/14/83.
  • The Dream Drives the Action: Education for Global-Planetary Transformation (with Edmund V. Sullivan). Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Unpublished copyrighted MS. 1992-1995.
  • The Earth: A New Context for Religious Unity. In Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Mystic Court, Connecticut: Twenty-third Publications, 1987. Pages 27-40.
  • Earth Age: A New Vision of God, the Human, and the Earth. Lorna Green. Introduction by Thomas Berry. IUniverse, Inc., June 2003.
  • Earth Charter: A Study Book of Reflection for Action. Elisabeth Ferrero and Joe Holland (Pax Romana Catholic Movement for Intellectual and Cultural Affairs). Preface by Thomas Berry. March 11, 2002. www.ecreflection4action.org.
  • Earth, Sky, Gods, and Mortals by Jay McDaniel and Thomas Berry (Designer). Foreword. Twenty-Third Publications, 1990.
  • Earth Systems... Human Systems. In Fugitive Faith: Interviews by Benjamin Webb. Conversations on Spiritual, Environmental, and Community Renewal. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1998. Pages 31-43.
  • Ecological Vision. The Forsaken Garden: Soul Loss and Recovery and the Healing of the Planet. Interviews by Nancy Ryley. Denley Productions, 1995.
  • Ecology and the Future of Catholicism. Embracing Earth: Catholic Approaches to Ecology. Eds Albert L. LaChance and John E. Carroll. New York: Orbis Press, 1994. Opening essay.
  • Economics: Its Effects on the Life Systems of the World. In Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Mystic Court, CT: Twenty-third Publications, 1987. Pages 5-26.
  • Ecotherapy: Healing Ourselves, Healing the Earth by Howard Clinebell. Haworth-Fortress publishers, 1996.
  • The Ecozoic Era. In the series Guideposts to a Sustainable Future: The E.F. Schumacher Lectures, 1996. Also in The Other Half of the Soul: Bede Griffin and the Hindu-Christian Dialogue. Compiled by Beatrice Bruteau. Quest Books, 1996. Also in People, Land, and Community. Ed. Hildegarde Hannum. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1997. Pages 191-203. Also in Deep Ecology by George Sessions.
  • Education for the 21st Century on the North American Continent. In Drew Dellinger's Universe, Earth, Human: Reflections on the New Cosmology. Interview with Thomas Berry. Prescott, AZ.
  • Education in a Multicultural World. In Approaches to the Oriental Classics. Ed. Wm. Theodore de Bary. New York: Columbia University Press, 1959. Pages 11-23.
  • Endangered Environments by Bob Burton. Gareth Stevens Publishers, 1996. Foreword by Thomas Berry.
  • Endangered Species: Saving the World's Vanishing Ecosystems by Anna Maria Caldera. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Mallard Press: New York, NY, 1995?. Pages 8-15.
  • Evolution Extended: Biological Debates on the Meaning of Life. Connie Barlow. MIT Press, 1994.
  • Festschrift for Matt Fox. 2000.
  • The Forsaken Garden: Eco-psychology Restoring Earth, Healing the Self. Four Conversations on the Deep Meaning of Environmental Illness: Laurens van der Post, Marion Woodman, Brian Swimme, and Thomas Berry. By Nancy Ryley. Foreword by TB.. Wheaton, IL: Quest Books of the Theosophical Publishing House, 1998.
  • Forty Meaty Meditations for the Secular-Religious: Motivation for the Great Work. John P. Cock. Foreword by TB. New York: Authors Choice Press, 2003.
  • Foundations of Indian Culture. In Six Pillars: Introduction to the Major Works of Sri Aurobindo. Ed. RobertA.. McDermott. Wilson Books, 1974.
  • From Violence to Wholeness: Facilitators' Guides and Participants' Manuals by Patricia Bruno, OP. August 21, 1997. "The article you sent fits perfectly with the chapter on violence on earth. Our program will be enriched by it."
  • Green Space, Green Time: The Ways of Science by Connie Barlow. Copernicus Books, 1997.
  • The Greening of Faith: God, Environment, and the Good Life. Eds. John E. Carroll, Paul Brockelman. Foreword by Bill McKibben of New Hampshire University. The University Press of New England: Hanover and London, 1997.
  • Growing Up Green: Educating for Ecological Renewal , or The Recovery of the Earth Process Through Children. By David Hutchinson. Foreword. University of Toronto. 1998.
  • Guideposts to a Sustainable Future (The E.F.Schumacher Lectures). "The Ecozoic Era" by Thomas Berry in the chapter "A New Period in Human-Earth Relations." Ed. Mike Nickerson. Voyageur Publishing, 1995.
  • The Hudson River Valley: A Bioregional Story. In At Home on the Earth: Becoming Native to Our Place. A multinational Anthology. University of California Press, 199. Pages 103-110.
  • Individualism and Holism in Chinese Tradition: The Religious Cultural Context. In Confucian Spirituality. Eds. Tu Wei-ming and Mary Evelyn Tucker. In World Spirituality Series: an Encyclopedic History of the Religious Quest. General editor Ewert Cousins. Crossroad Publishing Co., NY, 2003.
  • Intimate Nature: the Bond Between Women and Animals. By Linda Hogan. Fawcett Press,1999 (Review in Common Boundary
  • Invested in the Common Good (revised edition) by Susan Meeker-Lowry. Foreword. New Society Publishers: Philadelphia, PA, 1996. Also the introduction to the first edition, published by the Council for a Parliament of World Religions, 1993. Also see Meeker-Lowry's 1988 Economics as If Earth Really Matters.
  • Issues at the Edge: The Thought of Thomas Berry. An unpublished manuscript by Australian TV producer Paul Collins based on a series of interviews. 1994.
  • John Dewey's Influence in China. In John Dewey: His Thought and Influence. Ed. John Blewett. New York: Fordham University Press, 1960. Pages 199-232.
  • The Journey Symbol. Marilyn Nichols. Foreword. Teilhard Studies. 1987.
  • Landscape of the Interior by Don Gayten. New Society Publishers, 1996. Evaluation by Thomas Berry. January 1996.
  • The Lost Gospel of the Earth : A Call for Renewing Nature, Spirit, and Politics. Introduction by Thomas Berry. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1996. Pages ix-xv.
  • Liberating Life: Contemporary Approaches to Ecological Theology. Ed. William Birch, William Eakin, and Jay B. McDaniel. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1990. Pages 151-158.
  • Listening to the Land. Conversations About Nature, Culture, and Eros. Ed. Derrick Paps Jensen. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1995. Pages 35-43.
  • The Meadow. In Cathedrals of theSpirit. Ed.. T.C. McLuhan. San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1996. Pages220-221.
  • Meditations With Animals: A Native American Bestiary. Gerald Hausman. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Bear Publishers, 1986.
  • Meditations with Hildegard of Bingen. Gabriele Uhlein. Foreword. Bear Company Publishers, 1984.
  • Moments of Grace. In The Breathing Cathedral by Marthe Heyneman. Foreword. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books,1993.
  • Morningside Cathedral (poem). In Edge of the World Poems. Greensboro Group TransVerse Press, 1990.
  • Motivation for The Great Work: 40 Meaty Meditations for Secular-Religious. John P. Cock. Foreword. New York: Authors Choice Press, 2000.
  • The New Creation Story. Ed. Geseko von Lüpke. Hans-Sauer Stiftung/Monika Sauer. 9/10/97.
  • The New Story. In editor Richard C. Foltz's Worldviews, Religion, and the Environment. A Global Anthology. Wadsworth Publishing Company, June 25, 2002.
  • On the Historical Mission of Our Times. In Macroshift: Navigating the Transformation to a Sustainable World. Ervin Laszlo. Official Report of the Club of Budapest. Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. San Francisco, CA, 2001.
  • Original Blessing by Matthew Fox. Comments by Thomas Berry. San Francisco, CA: HarperSanFrancisco, 1996.
  • Our Future on Earth: Where Do We Go From Here? In Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Mystic Court, CT: Twenty-third Publications, 1987. Pages 103-106.
  • Our Universal Spirit Journey: Reflections in Verse for Creation's Sake. John P. Cook. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Transcribe Books, June 2002.
  • People, Land, and Community: Collected E.F. Sdchunmacher Society Lectures. Ed. Hildegarde Hannum. Yale University Press, April 1997.
  • Perspectives on Creativity: Openness to a Free Future. In Whither Creativity, Freedom, Suffering. Proceedings of the Theology Institute of Villanova University. Villanova Press, 1981. Pages 1-14.
  • Perspectives in Bio-regional Education. Traina Darley-Hill. Design/Desktop Publishers, 1995.
  • The Piracy of America: Profiteering in the Public Domain. Ed. Judith Scherff. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Clarity Press, 1998. Pages 1-3.
  • The Problem of Moral Evil and Guilt in Early Buddhism. In Moral Evil Under Challenge. Ed. Johannes B. Metz. Herder and Herder, 1970. Pages 126-133. Also published in Spanish, Italian, Dutch, French and German.
    • El problema del mal moral y de la culpa en el budismo primativo
    • Il problema del male morale e della colpa nel buddismo primativo
    • Het probleem van het morele kwaad en de schuld in het vroege boeddesme
    • Le problême du mal moral et de la culpabilité dans le bouddisme primatif
    • Dans problem der moralischen entschiedung (der sittlich Boesen uso der schuld in frülen Buddhisme
  • The Psychology of Future Man (anthology). John White and Connie Barlow. See Cross Currents 01/29.
  • Religion, Life, and Art in Hinayana Buddhism. Santosh N. Desai. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Asia Research Service. 5/16/83.
  • Re-inhabiting the Earth: Biblical Perspectives and Eco-Spiritual Reflections. By Mary Lou Van Rossum. Introduction by Thomas Berry. Triumph Publishers, 1994.
  • Re-Invent Yourself: Commit to a Great Work. Richard J. Lambert. Foreword by Thomas Berry. First Books Library, 2003.
  • The Role of Religions in the 21st Century. In The Community of Religions: Voices and Images From the Parliament of the World's Religions. Pages 182-188. Eds. Wayne Teasdale and George Cairns. Continuum Publishing Company, 1996.
  • The Sacred Community, Its Modes of Expression: Education for Global-Planetary Transformation. Edmund V. Sullivan). Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Summer 1995.
  • The Sacred Universe. In Christianity and Ecology. Eds. Dieter Hessel and Rosemary Radford Ruether. Christianity and Ecology series sponsored by the Harvard Center for the Study of World Harvard University Press, March 2000.
  • Soulcraft: Crossing Into Mysteries of Nature and Psyche. Bill Plotkin. Foreword by Thomas Berry. New World Library. September 2003.
  • The Spiritual Forms of the Oriental Civilizations. In Approaches to Oriental Civilizations. Ed. Wm. Theodore de Bary. New York: Columbia University Press, 1964. Pages 5-33.
  • The Tender Carnivore and the Sacred Game. By Paul Shepard, George Sessions, and others. Introduction by Thomas Berry. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1995.
  • A Theology of the Earth: The Contributions of Thomas Berry and Bernard Lonergan by Anne Marie Dalton. University of Ottawa Press, 1999. Number 10 of Religions and Beliefs Series. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Pages v-viii.
  • To Honor the Earth: Reflections on Living in Harmony With Nature. Dorothy Maclean and Kathleen Thormod Carr. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Harper San Francisco, 1991. Pages vii-ix.
  • To One Who Understands Our Crises. In Laurence S. Rockefeller and the Fund for the Advancement of the Human Spirit. September 25, 1993. Pages 11-12.
  • Transformation Learning: Education Vista for the 21st Century. Edmund O'Sullivan. New York: University of Toronto Press, 1999. Foreword by Thomas Berry. Pages xi-xv.
  • Twelve Principles for Understanding the Universe. In Anne Lonergan and Caroline Richard's Thomas Berry and the New Cosmology. Mystic, CT: Twenty-third Publications, 1987. Pages 107-108.
  • Education for the 21st Century on the North American Continent: Interview with Tom Berry. In Drew Dellinger's Universe, Earth, Human: A Guide to the New Cosmology. Prescott, AZ, 1998. Pages 134-151.
  • The Universe, the University, and the Ecozoic Age. Doors of Understanding: Conversations in Global Spirituality in Honor of Ewert Cousins. Ed. Steven Chase. Quincy, Illinois: Franciscan Press, 1997. pages 79-96.
  • The Viable Human. Deep Ecology for the Twenty-first Century. Ed. George Sessions. Boston: Shambhala Publications, 1995. Pages 8-18.
  • The Voice of the Infinite in the Small: Revisioning the Insect-Human Connection. Introduction by Thomas Berry. Ed. Joanne Elizabeth Lauck and Brian Crissey. Mill Spring, NC: Blue Water Publishers, 1998. Pages xix-xxii.
  • What Does It Mean To Be Human? Respect for Life Reaffirmed by Responses From Around the World. Eds. Frederick Franck and others. Circumstantial Productions, Publishing in Cooperation with the UNESCO Institute for Education, 1998. Pages 50-56.

Collections

Eleven volumes of Thomas-Berry Indices covering the author's life, publications both print and media, correspondence, and related programs, institutes, and projects, including the creative arts, are housed at Harvard University in the Environmental Science and Public Policy Archives. Many Thomas-Berry documents are also available at the Harvard facility. Curator of this division of the Harvard collections is Dr. George E. Clark, Littauer Library, North Yard, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138, 617-495-2106, [email protected]. Replications of the Indices will soon be available at Elon University, Elon, NC. Also, see listings for the Thomas Berry Collection at Harvard University.