Notes on Contributors ix
1 Introduction 1
Randall Nadeau
Part I Historical Survey 25
2 Chinese Religion in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties 27
Randall Nadeau
3 Chinese Religion from the Han to the Six Dynasties 51
Gil Raz
4 Chinese Religion in the Sui and Tang Dynasties 75
Paul Copp
5 Chinese Religion in the Song and Alien Dynasties 99
Shin-yi Chao
6 Chinese Religion in the Ming and Qing Dynasties 125
Mark Meulenbeld
Part II The Traditions 145
7 The Confucian Tradition in China 147
Keith Knapp
8 The Daoist Tradition in China 171
Louis Komjathy
9 Chinese Buddhism 197
Mario Poceski
10 Chinese Popular Religion 219
Philip Clart
11 Chinese Islam 237
James D. Frankel
12 Chinese Christianity 261
Ryan Dunch
Part III Critical Terms for the Study of Chinese Religions 283
13 Sacred Text 285
Thomas Jansen
14 Religious Ritual 309
Joshua Capitanio
15 Material Culture 335
Julius N. Tsai
16 Nature 349
James Miller
17 Divinity 369
Randall Nadeau
18 Gender 397
Beata Grant
19 Divination 419
Jue Guo
20 Asceticism 441
Stephen Eskildsen
21 Self-Inflicted Violence 461
Jimmy Yu
Index and Glossary of Chinese Characters 481
Randall L. Nadeau is Chair of the Department of Religion and Professor of East Asian Religions at Trinity University, Texas. He has published widely on such topics as popular religious literature, deity cults, and folk religion in both China and Japan, as well as methodology in the study of religion, especially Buddhism and popular religious movements.
“On the whole, it indeed provides a thorough, informative account of religious thought and practice throughout Chinese dynastic history.” (Religious Studies Review, 7 December 2015) “While different conceptualizations of the “critical terms” are certainly possible, this is a substantive volume that should benefit many readers.” (Religious Studies Review, 7 March 2013) “Summing Up: Recommended. Lower-level undergraduates and above; general readers.” (Choice, 1 November 2012)
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