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1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. Notes on Chinese Names, Terms, and Transliteration 7
4. Preface 9
5. 1. Introduction: Religion, State, and Religious Nationalism in Chinese Societies 13
6. Part I: Chinese Religion and Nationalism before 1949
7. 2. The Idea of Chineseness and Ethnic Thought of Wang Fuzhi 55
8. 3. Missionizing, Civilizing, and Nationizing: Linked Concepts of Compelled Change 89
9. 4. The Nation in Religion and Religion in the Nation 117
10. 5. History and Legitimacy in Contemporary China: Towards Competing Nationalisms 143
11. 6. Pilgrimage and Hui Muslim Identity in the Republican Era 179
12. Part II: Religion and Nationalism in Contemporary China
13. 7. Religion and the Nation: Confucian and New Confucian Religious Nationalism 199
14. 8. Yiguandao under the Shadow of Nationalism: Traitors, Conspirators, Traditionalists, or Loyalists? 233
15. 9. Daoism and Nationalism in Modern and Contemporary China 253
16. 10. Nationalism Matters: Among Mystics and Martyrs of Tibet 279
17. 11. ‘We Are Good Citizens’: Tension between Protestants and the State in Contemporary China 309
18. Part III: Religion and Nationalism in Taiwan and Hong Kong
19. 12. Religion and National Identity in Taiwan: State Formation and Moral Sensibilities 339
20. 13. Multiple Religious and National Identities: Mazu Pilgrimages across the Taiwan Strait after 1987 373
21. 14. Salvation and Rights in Hong Kong 397
22. Index 423