Superstitious Regimes: Religion and the Politics of Chinese Modernity
Rebecca Nedostup. . Harvard East Asian Monographs. Harvard University Asia Center, 2009, 459 pp..
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The standard study of the Nanjing Nationalist government's campaigns against what it classified as superstition, and of calendar reform as an instrument of those campaigns. Cited at the level of its subject rather than at page level; the entry citing it does not narrate the campaign.
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- The Chinese Lunisolar Calendar
- For calendar reform as an instrument of the Nanjing government's politics of superstition. Cited at the level of its subject.