Religious transformation in modern Asia : : a transnational movement / / edited by David W. Kim.
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Religious transformation in modern Asia : a transnational movement / edited by David W. Kim. Leiden, Netherlands ; Boston, [Massachusetts] : Brill, 2015. ©2015 1 online resource (338 pages) : color illustrations, photographs, maps, tables. text rdacontent computer rdamedia online resource rdacarrier Numen Book Series, 0169-8834 ; Volume 148 This volume explores the religious transformation of each nation in modern Asia. When the Asian people, who were not only diverse in culture and history, but also active in performing local traditions and religions, experienced a socio-political change under the wave of Western colonialism, the religious climate was also altered from a transnational perspective. Part One explores the nationals of China (Taiwan), Hong Kong, Korea, and Japan, focusing on the manifestations of Japanese religion, Chinese foreign policy, the British educational system in Hong Kong in relation to Tibetan Buddhism, the Korean women of Catholicism, and the Scottish impact in late nineteenth century Korea. Part Two approaches South Asia through the topics of astrology, the works of a Gujarātī saint, and Himalayan Buddhism. The third part is focused on the conflicts between ‘indigenous religions and colonialism,’ ‘Buddhism and Christianity,’ ‘Islam and imperialism,’ and ‘Hinduism and Christianity’ in Southeast Asia. Preliminary Material -- 1 Transcendence and the Mundane at the Edge of the Middle Kingdom: Protestantised and Pragmatic Tibetan Buddhism in Hong Kong / Joshua Esler -- 2 The Party Giveth, and the Party Taketh Away: Chinese Enigmatic Attitudes Towards Religion / Lawrence C. Reardon -- 3 From Manchuria to the Korean Peninsula: The Scottish Impact in Late Nineteenth Century Korea / David W. Kim -- 4 Dangerous Women in the Early Catholic Church in Korea / Kevin N. Cawley -- 5 Ise Jingū, Nōsatsu Kai and Indulgences: Pilgrims in Tokugawa Japan Viewed by Two Swedish Travellers / Catharina Blomberg -- 6 Jalarām Bāpā: Miracles and Meaning in Nineteenth Century Gujarāt / Martin Wood -- 7 The Impact of Modernisation Processes in the Himalayas: Tibetan and Nepalese Traditions in Transition? / Lionel Obadia -- 8 Indian Astrology / Nicholas Campion and Ronnie Gale Dreyer -- 9 Islamic Identity in the Secular Environment of Post-Colonial Indonesia / Laurens de Rooij -- 10 “Traditional” Modernity: A Vietnamese Response to French Colonialism as Revealed in the Great Mural of Đạo Cao Đài / Christopher Hartney -- 11 Many in One: Malaysia’s Religious Pluralism Driving Growth and Development / Laurens de Rooij -- 12 Changing Profiles: The Historical Development of Christianity in Singapore / Daniel S.H. Ahn -- 13 The King and His Cult: Thailand’s Monarch and the Religious Culture / Laurens de Rooij -- Index. Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index. Description based on print version record. Asia Religion. Kim, David W. (David William), editor. 90-04-28799-X Studies in the history of religions ; Volume 148. |
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Religious transformation in modern Asia : a transnational movement / Numen Book Series, Preliminary Material -- 1 Transcendence and the Mundane at the Edge of the Middle Kingdom: Protestantised and Pragmatic Tibetan Buddhism in Hong Kong / 2 The Party Giveth, and the Party Taketh Away: Chinese Enigmatic Attitudes Towards Religion / 3 From Manchuria to the Korean Peninsula: The Scottish Impact in Late Nineteenth Century Korea / 4 Dangerous Women in the Early Catholic Church in Korea / 5 Ise Jingū, Nōsatsu Kai and Indulgences: Pilgrims in Tokugawa Japan Viewed by Two Swedish Travellers / 6 Jalarām Bāpā: Miracles and Meaning in Nineteenth Century Gujarāt / 7 The Impact of Modernisation Processes in the Himalayas: Tibetan and Nepalese Traditions in Transition? / 8 Indian Astrology / 9 Islamic Identity in the Secular Environment of Post-Colonial Indonesia / 10 “Traditional” Modernity: A Vietnamese Response to French Colonialism as Revealed in the Great Mural of Đạo Cao Đài / 11 Many in One: Malaysia’s Religious Pluralism Driving Growth and Development / 12 Changing Profiles: The Historical Development of Christianity in Singapore / 13 The King and His Cult: Thailand’s Monarch and the Religious Culture / Index. |
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Preliminary Material -- 1 Transcendence and the Mundane at the Edge of the Middle Kingdom: Protestantised and Pragmatic Tibetan Buddhism in Hong Kong / 2 The Party Giveth, and the Party Taketh Away: Chinese Enigmatic Attitudes Towards Religion / 3 From Manchuria to the Korean Peninsula: The Scottish Impact in Late Nineteenth Century Korea / 4 Dangerous Women in the Early Catholic Church in Korea / 5 Ise Jingū, Nōsatsu Kai and Indulgences: Pilgrims in Tokugawa Japan Viewed by Two Swedish Travellers / 6 Jalarām Bāpā: Miracles and Meaning in Nineteenth Century Gujarāt / 7 The Impact of Modernisation Processes in the Himalayas: Tibetan and Nepalese Traditions in Transition? / 8 Indian Astrology / 9 Islamic Identity in the Secular Environment of Post-Colonial Indonesia / 10 “Traditional” Modernity: A Vietnamese Response to French Colonialism as Revealed in the Great Mural of Đạo Cao Đài / 11 Many in One: Malaysia’s Religious Pluralism Driving Growth and Development / 12 Changing Profiles: The Historical Development of Christianity in Singapore / 13 The King and His Cult: Thailand’s Monarch and the Religious Culture / Index. |
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Preliminary Material -- 1 Transcendence and the Mundane at the Edge of the Middle Kingdom: Protestantised and Pragmatic Tibetan Buddhism in Hong Kong / 2 The Party Giveth, and the Party Taketh Away: Chinese Enigmatic Attitudes Towards Religion / 3 From Manchuria to the Korean Peninsula: The Scottish Impact in Late Nineteenth Century Korea / 4 Dangerous Women in the Early Catholic Church in Korea / 5 Ise Jingū, Nōsatsu Kai and Indulgences: Pilgrims in Tokugawa Japan Viewed by Two Swedish Travellers / 6 Jalarām Bāpā: Miracles and Meaning in Nineteenth Century Gujarāt / 7 The Impact of Modernisation Processes in the Himalayas: Tibetan and Nepalese Traditions in Transition? / 8 Indian Astrology / 9 Islamic Identity in the Secular Environment of Post-Colonial Indonesia / 10 “Traditional” Modernity: A Vietnamese Response to French Colonialism as Revealed in the Great Mural of Đạo Cao Đài / 11 Many in One: Malaysia’s Religious Pluralism Driving Growth and Development / 12 Changing Profiles: The Historical Development of Christianity in Singapore / 13 The King and His Cult: Thailand’s Monarch and the Religious Culture / Index. |
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