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Although the development of a "popular" brand of Confucianism in China is today a massive phenomenon, research on the topic remains scarce. Based on fieldwork carried out by a team of scholars in different parts of the country, the ambition of The Varieties of Confucian Experience is to contribute to the limited body of ethnographic accounts that aim to document and understand the diversity of phenomena encapsulated under the label "Confucian revival" in the first two decades of the 21st century.
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AcknowledgementsIllustrationsContributorsIntroductionSebastien Billioud1 The Birth of a New Religion: The Development of The Confucian Congregation in Southeast ChinaChen Na, Fan Lizhu and Chen Jinguo2 Making a Virtue of Piety: Dizigui and the Discursive Practice of Jingkong's Network Ji Zhe 3 Popular Groups Promoting "The Religion of Confucius" in the Chinese Southwest and Their Activities since the Nineteenth Century (1840-2013): An Observation Centered on Yunnan's Eryuan County and EnvironsWang Chien-Chuan 4 Belief and Faith: The Situation and Development of Confucianism in Yunnan ProvinceChung Yun-ying5 Civil Spirituality and Confucian Piety Today: The Activities of Confucian Temples in Qufu, Taipei, and ChangchunNakajima Takahiro6 The Revival of Traditional Culture and Religious Experience in Modern Urban Life: The Example of the Changchun Confucius TempleIshii Tsuyoshi7 Contemporary Confucius Temples Life in Mainland China: Report from the FieldAnna Sun8 Rites Bridging the Ancient and Modern: The Revival of Offerings at Urban Ancestral TemplesChen Bisheng 9 An Adventure Called "Sishu": The Tensions and Vagaries of a "Holistic" Educational Experience (zhengti jiaoyu) in Today's Rural ChinaGuillaume Dutournier and Wang Yuchen10 Confucian Revival and the Media: The CCTV "Lecture Room" ProgramFabrice DuleryBibliographyIndex