The Spirits are Drunk

The Spirits are DrunkA comparative treatment of the religious beliefs and practices of Chinese traditional culture The Spirits are Drunk presents Chinese religion as a complex, singular construct that is the basis of Chinese culture and civilization from its inception to the present. It focuses on the development and role of ecstatic religious experience and on the importance of the feminine in religious perceptions. Topics include the underlying structure of Chinese

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