True Lord: A Theory of Daoism as Anaxpoiesis

Bony Braga Schachter

True Lord: A Theory of Daoism as Anaxpoiesis

Department of Chinese History and Culture

Research output: Authored / edited book › Research book or monograph (as author) › Academic research › peer-review

Abstract

The present book is the first biographical study of Zhu Quan in English. It explores Daoism’s significance for ritual theory. Throughout its six chapters, the book investigates how Ming royal and Daoist rituals were supposed to enact sacred and divine kingship. The book thus promotes a deeper dialogue between Ritual Studies and Daoist Studies.

Original language	English
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Publication status	Submitted - 25 Mar 2024

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Name	Oxford Ritual Studies Series
Publisher	Oxford University Press

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