Twentieth-Century Chinese Social Sciences (Religious Studies Volume) -- Dongfang Academic Library

Author: Wang Lequan et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The book comprehensively reviews the century-long tortuous development of Chinese religious studies in the 20th century with substantial data. It details the progress and achievements of its branch disciplines, including the principles of religious studies, religious history research, Buddhist studies, Taoist studies, Christian studies, Islamic studies, and research on other religions, over the past century. It also outlines significant academic discussions and debates that have influenced the development of Chinese religious studies during this period, introduces research groups, institutions, publications, writings, and exchanges between China and the world during this era. At the end of the book, there is a chronicle of major events in the century-long development of religious studies. It is an academic work that provides a comprehensive and systematic summary of the 20th-century journey of Chinese religious studies.