Paul R. Katz has composed a fascinating account of the fate of Chinese religions during the modern era by assessing mutations of communal religious life, innovative forms of religious publishing, and the religious practices of modern Chinese elites traditionally considered models of secular modernity. The author offers a rare look at the monumental changes that have affected modern Chinese religions, from the first all-out assault on them during the 1898 reforms to the eve of the Communist takeover of the mainland. Tracing the ways in which the vast religious resources (texts, expertise, symbolic capital, material wealth, etc.) that circulated throughout Chinese society during the late imperial period were reconfigured during this later era, Katz sheds new light on modern Chinese religious life and the understudied nexus between religion and modern political culture.
Religion in China and Its Modern Fate will appeal to a broad audience of religionists and historians of modern China.
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讀後感
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评分非常感謝icedance同學！有挺有意思的地方，但是演講和很多部分是初步成果的性質決定瞭還是不過癮啊~~對secularization theory的反思也還是停留在“宗教現在還是沒被消滅啊，反而很興盛啊”上，對政教關係、宗教的意義是否有不同的可能性，不同的理解，確實也沒說啥~~雖然確實不好說~~
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