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Table of Contents:
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | Sungmoon KIM and Philip J. IVANHOE | |
| Introduction | Sungmoon KIM and Philip J. IVANHOE | |
| 1. | Confucianism as Civil Religion | Fenggang YANG |
| 2. | The Revival of Confucianism in the Sphere of Mores and the Reactivation of the Civil Religion Debate in China | Sébastien BILLIOUD |
| 3. | Inside the Revival of Confucianism in Mainland China: The Vicissitudes of Confucian Classics in Contemporary China as an Example | Guoxiang PENG |
| 4. | The Politics of Confucianism in Contemporary China | Anna SUN |
| 5. | Obstacles to the Globalization of Confucianism | Richard MADSEN |
| 6. | Beyond a Disciplinary Society: Reimaging Confucian Democracy in South Korea | Sungmoon KIM |
| 7. | The Experience of Village Leaders during the Saemaul Movement in the 1970’s: Focusing on the Lives of the Male Leaders | Do-Hyun HAN |
| 8. | Contemporary Japanese Confucianism from a Genealogical Perspective | Takahiro NAKAJIMA |
| 9. | The Bildungsroman of the Heart: Thick Naturalism in Robert Bellah’s Religion in Human Evolution | Yang XIAO |
| 10. | Can We Imagine a Global Civil Religion? | Robert N. BELLAH |
| Contributors | ||
| Index |
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