Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie
12, 2001.

Revue bilingue de l'École française d'Extrême
-Orient section de Kyôto / Bilingual Journal of the
"École française d'Extrême-Orient" ,

Sommaire / Contents

Religions chinoises :
nouvelles méthodes, nouveaux enjeux

• John LAGERWEY, À nos lecteurs / To Our Readers
• Nicolas STANDAERT, Christanity as a Religion in China. Insights fromthe Handbook of Christianity in China: Volume One (635-1800)
• Norman J. GIRARDOT, The Victorian Text of Chinese Religion: With Special Reference to the Protestant Paradigm of James Legge's Religions of China
• John R. MCRAE, Religion as Revolution in Chinese Historiography:Hu Shih (1891-1962) on Shen-hui (684-758)
• Daniel L. OVERMYER, From "Feudal Superstition" to "Popular Beliefs":New Directions in Mainland Chinese Studiesof Chinese Popular Religion
• Peter Tze Ming NG, Paradigm Shift and the State of the Field in the Studyof Christian Higher Education in China
• Glen DUDBRIDGE, Tang Sources for the Study of Religious Culture: Problems and Procedures
• Poul ANDERSEN, Concepts of Meaning in Chinese Ritual
• Patrick J. GEARY, Peasant Religion in Medieval Europe

Compte rendu / Book Review

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