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The Contemporary Revival of Confucianism: Anshen Liming or the Religious Dimension of Confucianism
Author Billioud, Sébastien (著) ; Thoraval, Joël (著) ; Storey, Christopher (譯)
Source China Perspectives
Volumen.3 (總號=n.75)
Date2008
Pages88 - 106
PublisherFrench Centre for Research on Contemporary China
Publisher Url http://www.cefc.com.hk
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
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AbstractSince the beginning of the century, the resurgence in Mainland China of what is referred to as "Confucianism" has included a "religious" dimension. The term "religious" is here used to characterise a variety of explorations where the quest for "inner peace" also echoes a concern for individual or collective destiny (anshen liming). In order to understand these phenomena better, this article first examines an individual story that provides insight into what a Confucian religious experience may be today. This example is then placed within the context of shifting categories (religion, philosophy, science) once accepted as self-evident but now being questioned by elites and other groups in society. Finally, to give a sense of various explicit projects oriented towards achieving recognition of Confucianism as an official and institutionalised religion, the article analyses three such efforts seeking to institute Confucianism either as a "religion on par with other official religions," as the "state religion", or as "civil religion".
Table of contentsThe varieties of religious experience 89
Appropriations of and challenges to modern categorisation 92
A teaching in search of categories 93
Fluidity reclaimed: The questioning of twentieth century categorisation 95
From fluidity to the dissolution of modern categories: The utopian perspective 99
A religion recognised by the state? 100
Unus inter pares: The emergence of a "sixth religion?" 100
Towards hegemony: A "state religion"? 103
A future "civil religion"? 104
Conclusion 105

ISSN20703449 (P); 19964617 (E)
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Created date2023.11.14
Modified date2023.11.15



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