De Gruyter Religious Publishing and Print Culture in China

Explore the historical connections between print technology and religious life in modern China with this scholarly work from De Gruyter. As part of the Religion and Society series, volume 58 examines the significant role that print culture played in shaping the nation's recent past. This book addresses the growing academic interest in how religious texts and publishing processes influenced the public sphere. It provides necessary context for understanding the history of China through the lens of cultural history and religious practice. As China's global influence expands, this text offers important insights into the processes that shaped its modern history. Researchers and students will find value in this deep look at the contentious and important subjects of religious freedom and the impact of faith on society. This volume serves as a vital resource for those studying the evolution of Chinese society from 1800 to 2012.