Religion and ritual in Chinese society
1974·377 pages
An academic exploration of religion and rituals in Chinese society, focusing on folk beliefs and practices.
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An academic exploration of religion and rituals in Chinese society, focusing on folk beliefs and practices.
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This volume examines aspects of religion and ritual in China. Various topics are covered including the sociology of Chinese religion, religion and ritual in Lukang, religious organization in the history of a Taiwanese town, and village alliance temples in Hong Kong.
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Religious content
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Central focus on Chinese folk religion, rituals, and spiritual practices.
Witchcraft / occult
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Discusses rituals and folk beliefs, including Taoist ceremonies.
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Minor focus on social and cultural structures in Chinese society.
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