Chinese Religiosities

Delve into the intricate dynamics of faith and governance with Chinese Religiosities, published by the University of California Press in 2008. This compelling volume, featuring contributions from the International Conference on Religion, Modernity, and the State in China and Taiwan, offers a thorough analysis of the complex interplay between the modern Chinese state and religious practices throughout the long twentieth century.

Spanning 472 pages, this book captures the essence of a period marked by significant state-driven secularization and modernization alongside a vibrant resurgence of religious life. It provides readers with an insightful exploration of how these forces shape the spiritual landscape in China and Taiwan. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Chinese Religiosities is an essential addition to your collection, illuminating the often contentious relationship between religion and the state in contemporary Chinese society.