Ethnography of an Enchanted Land: Varieties of Religious Organization in China (Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 4 China)
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Ethnography of an Enchanted Land: Varieties of Religious Organization in China (Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 4 China)

by John Lagerwey

Anthropology religious studies Ethnography China Studies
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John Lagerwey examines the diverse forms of religious organization in China in this scholarly work of ethnography and Asian studies. Part of the Handbook of Oriental Studies, the volume offers a focused treatment of religion and society within the Chinese context.

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Ethnography of an Enchanted Land explores varieties of religious organization in China.

Written by John Lagerwey, the book approaches its subject through ethnography and the study of religious life.

Its focus on China places the work within the broader field of Asian studies and area studies.

The volume is part of the Handbook of Oriental Studies, Section 4: China.

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