The Religious Question in Modern China Book

Acknowledgments

A Note on Translations, Character Sets, and Abbreviations

Introduction

PART I     Religions and Revolutions

1. The Late Qing Religious Landscape   

2. Ideology, Religion, and the Construction of a Modern State, 1898–1937    

3. Model Religions for a Modern China: Christianity, Buddhism, and Religious Citizenship    

4. Cultural Revitalization: Redemptive Societies and Secularized Traditions    

5. Rural Resistance and Adaptation, 1898–1949    

6. The CCP and Religion, 1921–66    

7. Spiritual Civilization and Political Utopianism    

PART II     Multiple Religious Modernities: Into the Twenty-First Century

8. Alternative Trajectories for Religion in the Chinese World    

9. Filial Piety, the Family, and Death    

10. Revivals of Communal Religion in the Later Twentieth Century    

11. The Evolution of Modern Religiosities    

12. Official Discourses and Institutions of Religion    

13. Global Religions, Ethnic Identities, and Geopolitics    

Conclusion

Bibliography

     Index