Superstitious Regimes: Religion and the Politics of Chinese Modernity

Rebecca Nedostup

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Tables, Maps, and Figures Note on Romanization and Measurements 1. Introduction: Religion, Modernity, Nationalism Part I: Of Legislation and ling 2. Inventing Religion 3. Temples and the Redefinition of Public Life Part II: Material Motives 4. Jiangsu Temples as Target and Tactic 5. Idealized Communities and the Religious Remainder Part III: Transactional Modernity 6. Embodying Superstition 7. Affective Regimes 8. Conclusion: Superstition's Legacy Appendix: Three Major KMT Laws on Temples Notes Works Cited Index

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