Religion in Postwar China

DAVID C. YU, now retired, was Professor of Religion at Maryville College in Tennessee. He is the author of Guide to Chinese Religion (1985) and co-author of Religions of the World (with S.V. McCasland and G.E. Cairns). He has published extensively in professional journals.

• Foreword Preface Chronology of Dynasties and Periods An Overview of Religion in Modern China Religion as Viewed by Scholars in China Postwar Western Views of Traditional Chinese Religion Views of Religion by Chinese Scholars Definition of Religion, Theory of Religion Religious Policy, Religious Trends Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism Daoism, Confucianism Islam, Ethnic Religions Christianity (Catholicism, Protestantism) Feudal Superstition, Societies, Sects, Lodges Myths, Legends, Archaeology Crypto-Religion Postwar Western Views of Traditional Chinese Religion General Works Archaic Religion, Myths, Legends, Archaeology Biographies, Hagiographies Religious Thought, Religious Symbols Ritual, Ceremony Religious Community Religious Rebellions Syncretic Religion, Folk Religion, Local Cults Religious Rivalry Religion and State, Religion and Economics Religion and Family/Society Religion and Ethnicity Religion and Arts, Religion and Literature Religion and Science/Technology, Religion and Modernization Religious Texts Comparative Studies Author Index Title Index Subject Index