This anthropological study examines the cult of the Chinese goddess Chen Jinggu, divine protector of women and children. The cult of the "Lady of Linshui" began in the province of Fujian on the southeastern coast of China during the eleventh century and remains vital in present-day Taiwan. Skilled in Daoist practices, Chen Jinggu's rituals of exorcism and shamanism mobilize physiological alchemy in the service of human and natural fertility. Through her fieldwork at the Linshuima temple in Tainan (Taiwan) and her analysis of the narrative and symbolic aspects of legends surrounding the Lady of Linshui, Baptandier provides new insights into Chinese representations of the feminine and the role of women in popular religion
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BL1812.G63B3613 2008
评分BL1812.G63B3613 2008
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评分陈靖姑信仰,但是本书的田野1979-1980年在台湾做的,文本素材是白话小说《临水平妖》。
评分陈靖姑信仰,但是本书的田野1979-1980年在台湾做的,文本素材是白话小说《临水平妖》。
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