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出版者:Columbia University Press

作者:Jan Kiely

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頁數:400

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出版時間:2016-3-29

價格:USD 60.00

裝幀:Hardcover

isbn號碼:9780231172769

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海外中國研究
佛教
現代
宗教
近代史
江建明
楊凱裏
曆史學
佛教
中國佛教
現代中國
宗教研究
文化研究
社會學
曆史
佛教復興
宗教與社會
中國宗教

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具體描述

Modern Chinese history told from a Buddhist perspective restores the vibrant, creative role of religion in postimperial China. It shows how urban Buddhist elites jockeyed for cultural dominance in the early Republican era, how Buddhist intellectuals reckoned with science, and how Buddhist media contributed to modern print cultures. It recognizes the political importance of sacred Buddhist relics and the complex processes through which Buddhists both participated in and experienced religious suppression under Communist rule. Today, urban and rural communities alike engage with Buddhist practices to renegotiate class, gender, and kinship relations in post-Mao China.

This volume vividly portrays these events and more, recasting Buddhism as a critical factor in China's twentieth-century development. Each chapter connects a moment in Buddhist history to a significant theme in Chinese history, creating new narratives of Buddhism's involvement in the emergence of urban modernity, the practice of international diplomacy, the mobilization for total war, and other transformations of state, society, and culture. Working across an extraordinary thematic range, this book reincorporates Buddhism into the formative processes and distinctive character of Chinese history.

著者簡介

Jan Kiely is professor of Chinese studies and associate director of the Centre for China Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

J. Brooks Jessup is a postdoctoral fellow in Chinese studies at the Graduate School of East Asian Studies, Free University of Berlin.

圖書目錄

Introduction 1
PART I: REPUBLICAN-ERA MODERNITY 35
1. Buddhist Activism, Urban Space, and Ambivalent Modernity in 1920s Shanghai 37
2. Buddhism and the Modern Epistemic Space: Buddhist Intellectuals in the Science and Philosophy of Life Debates 79
3. A Revolution of Ink: Chinese Buddhist Periodicals in the Early Republic 111
PART II: MIDCENTURY WAR AND REVOLUTION 141
4. Resurrecting Xuanzang: The Modern Travels of a Medieval Monk 143
5. Buddhist E orts for the Reconciliation of Buddhism and Marxism in the Early Years of the People’s Republic of China 177
6. The Communist Dismantling of Temple and Monastic Buddhism in Suzhou 216
PART III: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PRACTICE 255
7. Mapping Religious Di erence: Lay Buddhist Textual Communities in the Post-Mao Period 257
8. “Receiving Prayer Beads”: A Lay-Buddhist Ritual Performed by Menopausal Women in Ninghua, Western Fujian 291
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index
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