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The Roles Of Secular States In the Development Of Contemporary Chinese Buddhism: A Cross-Strait Perspective On Buddhist Nunneries
Author Chiu, Tzu-lung (著)=邱子倫 (au.)
Source The Secular in South, East, and Southeast Asia
Date2019
Pages165 - 189
PublisherSpringer Nature Switzerland AG
Publisher Url https://www.springer.com/birkhauser/contacts?SGWID=0-40327-6-964922-0
Content type專題研究論文=Research Paper
Language英文=English
AbstractWhen discussing Buddhism under People’s Republic of China (PRC) government supervision, some scholars implicitly or explicitly regard the development of Buddhism in China in a negative light, or are critical of the PRC government’s control of religions (e.g., Levering 1993; Chandler 2006; Qin 2000). Against this backdrop, this paper discusses, firstly, the religious life of present-day Chinese Buddhists through multiple case studies conducted at eight monastic institutions in China, with particular reference to whether and how monastics’ religious activities and everyday lives are subject to intervention or influence by past or current PRC government policies. Secondly, it discusses some of the nuanced differences between the religious lifestyles of Taiwanese and Chinese Buddhists: for, even though Taiwan and China both share similar contexts of Chinese Mahāyāna Buddhism, Buddhism in these two regions has different manifestations, in part because the Taiwanese state—though “secular” in the narrow sense of not promoting a particular state religion—has never attempted to ban public or private religious observance.
Table of contentsIntroduction 165
Selection of Buddhist Nunneries in China and Taiwan 169
Part I: The Relation Between Buddhism and the Secular State 170
Venues for Religious Activities 177
Monastics' Socially Engaged Practice 178
Conclusion 185
ISBN9783319893686
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Created date2020.06.30
Modified date2023.11.07



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