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Daoism in China by Wang Yie

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    snowlion
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    Received this in the mail in case anyone interested….

    Daoism in China
    An Introduction
    by Wang Yie, translated by Zeng Chuanhui

    Daoism is perhaps the least understood of the world¹s major religions.
    Although many millions of readers are familiar with one or more of the
    seemingly endless translations of the Daodejing (aka Tao Te Ching), most
    assume that Daoism refers chiefly to a philosophical school or outlook based
    on naturalism and spontaneity. However, Daoism is vastly richer than that,
    its roots steeped in many strands of Chinese philosophy, religion, and
    folklore, including Buddhism and Confucianism. Indeed, due to several
    millennia of cross-influences, these other belief systems, even Chinese
    culture itself, cannot be understood without some basic grasp of Daoism.

    Here, for the first time, is a concise introduction to the many-faceted
    entity that comprises Daoism in China. Beginning with a discussion of
    spirituality in early China, it moves on to describe the rise of Daoist
    masters, lineages, and sects, and introduces and explains key deities,
    temples, and sacred places, as well as Daoism¹s core texts and scriptures.
    It concludes with an overview of Daoism in modern China and its
    organizations worldwide, and a discussion of the influence of Daoism on
    Chinese culture and folk beliefs. Written for the lay reader by a noted
    Chinese Daoist scholar, this is an essential text for anyone interested in
    Chinese culture or curious about one of the world¹s important belief
    systems.

    Wang Yie is a professor of philosophy, deputy chief of the research section
    of the China Taoist Association, and editor of the quarterly publication
    China Taoism. She is the author of numerous books and articles on Daoism,
    including the History of Taoist Culture in China (1994), and Taoism and
    Chinese Art (1997).

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