Studying Chinese Religions in Time and Space
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In this article the author argues that the sociology of religion mustexamine religion both in time and in space. Secularization is aEuro-centric paradigm that is not applicable to explain religiouschange in modern East Asia. Taking a "global East" or "global China"perspective, this article shows that religions remain alive and vital inChina. Applying the Geographical Information System (GIS) techniques,this article maps some aspects of Chinese religious distributions inglobal China.
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In this article the author argues that the sociology of religion mustexamine religion both in time and in space. Secularization is aEuro-centric paradigm that is not applicable to explain religiouschange in modern East Asia. Taking a "global East" or "global China"perspective, this article shows that religions remain alive and vital inChina. Applying the Geographical Information System (GIS) techniques,this article maps some aspects of Chinese religious distributions inglobal China.
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