Handbook on religion in China
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Handbook on religion in China
(Handbooks of research on contemporary China)
Edward Elgar, c2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Informative and eye-opening, the Handbook on Religion in China provides a uniquely broad insight into the contemporary Chinese variations of Buddhism, Islam and Christianity. In turn, China's own religions of Daoism, of filial piety and transmissions of rites have spread beyond China, a progression that is explored in detail across 19 chapters, written by leading experts in the field.
Utilising a historical focus to emphasize developments and highlight the transformations of ritual practices, festivals, divination and traditions, this Handbook deals with the emergence of new attitudes to selfhood and the great diversity of civic and other rituals. Traditional ways of forming relationships and conducting life-cycle rituals are also considered. This comprehensive Handbook investigates the ways in which all of these changes are affected by governmental controls that have intriguing unintended consequences.
Providing a solid introduction for both newcomers and informed readers, this Handbook will be a key resource for sociologists and anthropologists of ritual and religion as well as students of religious studies, contemporary Chinese studies and the sociology of religion. With extensive references to assist readers wishing to further deepen their understanding this Handbook will also be of interest to historians and individuals interested in contemporary China.
Contributors include: I. Beller-Hann, S. Billioud, D. Campo, A.Y. Chau, B. Chen, S. Feuchtwang, G. Ha, A. Iskra, S. Jones, J. Kang, R. Madsen, W. Matthews, E. Oxfeld, D.A. Palmer, P.G. Ran, M. Schumann, R.G. Tiedemann, R.P. Weller, F. Winiger, K. Wu, Y. Zhu
目次
Contents:
Introduction to the Handbook on Religion in China 1
Stephan Feuchtwang
PART I STATE POLICIES, CIVIC SOCIETY AND CULTURAL
REVIVAL
1 Religious policy in China 17
Richard Madsen
2 Philanthropy and the religious life of goodness in China 34
Robert P. Weller, C. Julia Huang and Keping Wu
3 Remaking the self: spirituality, civilization and the Chinese
quest for the good life in the reform era 54
Anna Iskra, Fabian Winiger and David A. Palmer
4 The contemporary Confucian revival in perspective 75
Sebastien Billioud
5 Heritage and religion in China 96
Yujie Zhu
PART II REVITALIZED AND MODERNIZING TRADITIONS
6 Life-cycle rituals in rural and urban China: birth, marriage
and death 110
Ellen Oxfeld
7 Temples and festivals in rural and urban China 132
Adam Yuet Chau
8 Fate, destiny and divination 156
William Matthews
9 Redemptive societies 184
Matthias Schumann
PART III DAOISM, BUDDHISM, TIBET, THE NAXI
10 Household ritual specialists 214
Stephen Jones
11 Daoism and Daoist organisations 244
Stephan Feuchtwang
12 Chinese Buddhism in the post-Mao era: preserving and
reinventing the received tradition 255
Daniela Campo
13 Tibetan religions on the Qing-zang Plateau 281
Chen Bo
14 Migration myth and ancestral roads in southwest China 300
Peter Guangpei Ran
PART IV ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY
15 Hui Muslims and Han converts: Islam and the paradox of
recognition 313
Guangtian Ha
16 Uyghur religion 338
Ildiko Beller-Hann
17 Protestant Christianities in contemporary China 361
R.G. Tiedemann
18 Rural to urban Protestant house churches in China 407
Jie Kang
19 Chinese Catholicism 431
Richard Madsen
Index 449
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