The cultural practices of modern Chinese buddhism: Attuning the drama/

The cultural practices of modern Chinese buddhism: Attuning the drama/ Tarocco, F. - 1st ed. - London: Routledge, 2007. - 183 p.

Introduction: modern Buddhist cultures
PART 1
The cultural practices of Buddhist modernity
1.1 Shanghai Buddhism
1.2 Vegetarian identities
1.3 The esoteric fever
1.4 Continuities and discontinuities
1.5 Printing the dharma
1.6 Buddhist canons
1.7 Yang Wenhui
1.8 Awakening the faith
1.9 Buddhist books beyond China
1.10 Shanghai Buddhist publishers and writers
1.11 The Sanskrit Buddhism of Su Manshu
1.12 Life and death in Feng Zikai's drawings
1.13 The Buddhist periodical press
1.14 Buddhism, religion and the nation
1.15 Images of modern Buddhism
PART 2
The sound of modern Buddlusm
2.1 Li Shutong: from Shanghai to Tokyo, and back
2.2 Li Shutong leaves home
2.3 Songs of nationalism
2.4 The power of song
2.5 Hymns, anthems and songs
2.6 Songs of modernity
2.7 Buddhist songs
2.8 Continuities and discontinuities
2.9 Scientific gadgets: Buddhist radio and
phonograph recordings
2.10 Buddhist songs in the digital age

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