Religion in modern Taiwan
Subtitle: tradition and innovation in a changing society
By: edited by Philip Clart & Charles B. Jones
Contributors: Clart, Philip, 1963-; Jones, Charles Brewer, 1957-
Publisher: University of Hawaiʻi Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Honolulu
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Taiwan -- Religion
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Religion in Taiwan at the end of the Japanese colonial period / Charles B. Jones; title: Stability and change in Taiwan's religious culture / Julian Pas; title: Carrying Confucianism into the modern world: the Taiwan case / Christian Jochim; title: Chinese tradition and Taiwanese modernity: morality books as social commentary and critique / Philip Clart; title: The cult of the royal lords in postwar Taiwan / Paul R. Katz; title: The Daoist priesthood and secular society: two aspects of postwar Taiwanese Daoism / Lee Fong-Mao; title: Religious change and democratization in postwar Taiwan: mainstream Buddhist organizations and the Kuomintang, 1947-1996 / André Laliberté; title: Guanyin narratives: wartime and postwar / Barbara E. Reed; title: Christianity and democratization in modern Taiwan: the Presbyterian church and the struggle for Minnan/Hakka selfhood in the Republic of China / Murray A. Rubinstein; title: Accepting the best, revealing the difference: borrowing and identity in an Ami village / Huang Shiun-Wey; title: Gods, ghosts, and anscestors: religious studies and the question of 'Taiwanese identity' / Randall Nadeau & Chang Hsun