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Confucianism as a world religion: contested histories and contemporary realities
Anna Xiao Dong Sun
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Frontmatter
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Preface (page ix)
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Acknowledgments (page xvii)
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Introduction Confusions over Confucianism (page 1)
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PART I The Puzzle of Classification: How did Confucianism Become a World Religion?
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Chapter 1 Four Controversies over the Religious Nature of Confucianism: A Brief History of Confucianism (page 17)
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Chapter 2 The Making of a World Religion: Confucianism and the Emergence of Comparative Religion as a Discipline in the Nineteenth Century (page 45)
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Chapter 3 The Confucianism as a Religion Controversy in Contemporary China (page 77)
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PART II The Problem of Methodology: Who Are the Confucians in China?
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Chapter 4 Confucianism as a World Religion: The Legitimation of a New Paradigm (page 97)
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Chapter 5 Counting Confucians through Social Scientific Research (page 110)
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Chapter 6 To Become a Confucian: A New Conceptual Framework (page 120)
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Part III The Reality of Practices: Is Confucianism a Religion in China Today?
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Chapter 7 The Emerging Voices of Women in the Revival of Confucianism (page 137)
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Chapter 8 The Contemporary Revival and Reinvention of Confucian Ritual Practices (page 153)
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Chapter 9 The Politics of the Future of Confucianism (page 173)
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Notes (page 185)
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Bibliography (page 215)
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Index (page 233)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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PEW | 64.4 (Oct. 2014): 1103-1106 | https://muse.jhu.edu/article/558833 |
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Published: c2013
Publisher: Princeton University Press
- 9780691155579 (hardcover)
- 9781400846085 (ebook)
- 9780691168111 (paper)