Popular Religion and Shamanism

Part I: Popular Religion Translated by Chi Zhen

Introduction
     Thomas David DuBois
Chapter 1: The Syncretism of Maitreyan Belief and Manichaeism in Chinese History
     Ma Xisha
Chapter 2: A Study on Equivalent Names of Manichaeism in Chinese
     Lin Wushu
Chapter 3: On the Rise, Decline and Evolution of the Three-in-One Teaching
     Lin Guoping
Chapter 4: The Evolution of the Luo Teaching and the Formation of Green Gang
     Ma Xisha
Chapter 5: The Taigu School and the Yellow Cliff Teaching: Another Case of Transformation from Confucian Academic Group to Religious Sect
     Han Bingfang
Chapter 6: Exploring the History of the Yihetuan
     Lu Yao
Chapter 7: A Preliminary Investigation on the Early History of the Way of Penetrating Unity and its Relationship with the Yihetuan
     Zhou Yumin
Chapter 8: Women in the Secret Popular Religions of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
     Yu Songqing
Bibliography

Part II: Shamanism Translated by Anne Henochowicz, Yun C. Lee, Li Hui, Cheryl Cornwell, Timothy Thurston, Yang Qiong, Zhou Hao, Levi Gibbs, Hao-hsiang Liao, and Rongbin Zheng

Introduction
     Mark Bender and Kun Shi
Chapter 9: Mongol Shaman Initiation Rites: Case Studies in Eastern Inner Mongolia
     Guo Shuyun
Chapter 10: Characteristics of Shamanism of the Tungusic Speaking People
     Meng Huiying
Chapter 11: Daba Beliefs and Written Script
     Song Zhaolin
Bibliography