Introduction : the Daoist encounter with modernity / David A. Palmer and Xun Liu -- pt. I Daoist clerics and temples in changing sociopolitical contexts -- 1 Zhengyi Daoist masters in the pearl river delta : ruptures and continuities in the transmission of tradition / Lai Chi-tim -- 2 Revolution of temporality : the modern schooling of Daoist priests in Shanghai at the turn of the twenty-first century / Yang Der-ruey -- 3 Daoist monasticism at the turn of the twenty-first century : an ethnography of a quanzhen community in Shaanzi Province / Adeline Herrou -- 4 Urban Daoism, commodity markets, and tourism : the restoration of the Xi'an city god temple / Fan Guangchun -- pt. II Transformations and reinventions of Daoist self-cultivation traditions -- 5 Daoists in the modern Chinese self-cultivation market : the case of Beijing, 1850-1949 / Vincent Goossaert -- 6 Scientizing the body for the nation : Chen Yingning and the reinvention of Daoist inner alchemy in 1930s Shanghai / Xun Liu -- 7 Dao and nation : Li Yujie-may fourth activist, Daoist cultivator, and redemptive society patriarch in mainland China and Taiwan / David A. Palmer -- 8 Transmission and innovation : the modernization of Daoist inner alchemy in postwar Taiwan / Lee Fongmao -- 9 Yuanjidao : from Daoist lineage to prisoner reform in post-Mao China / Lu Xichen -- pt. III Daoism, Chinese diasporas, and globalization -- 10 Daoism, local religious movements, and transnational Chinese society : the circulation of Daoist priests, three-in-one self-cultivators, and spirit mediums between Fujian and Southeast Asia / Kenneth Dean -- 11 Daoism beyond modernity : the 'healingTao' as postmodern movement / Elijah Siegler.

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Pt. I. Religions and revolutions. The late Qing religious landscape -- Ideology, religion, and the construction of a modern state, 1898-1937 -- Model religions for a modern China : Christianity, Buddhism, and religious citizenship -- Cultural revitalization : redemptive societies and secularized traditions -- Rural resistance and adaptation, 1898-1949 -- The CCP and religion, 1921-66 -- Spiritual civilization and political Utopianism -- Pt. II. Multiple religious modernities : into the twenty-first century. Alternative trajectories for religion in the Chinese world -- Filial piety, the family, and death -- Revivals of communal religion in the later twentieth century -- The evolution of modern religiosities -- Official discourses and institutions of religion -- Global religions, ethnic identities, and geopolitics.

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