University of Michigan Center for Chinese Studies
1. 
Conflict and Accommodation in Jiangxi Province, 1860–1900
Volume: 91
Revises earlier accounts of conflict between Christians and the Chinese state, showing through archival evidence that nonreligious problems were more often the source of intergroup conflict in Jiangxi in the late Qing dynasty
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardcover | 2001 | $60.00 | Available | Add Hardcover for "Christianity in Rural China" to Cart |
2. 
Lord Lao in History and Myth
Volume: 84
Illuminates the story of Lord Lao through historical analysis and mythological narrative to show its influence on traditional Chinese religion
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | 1999 | $26.00 | Available | Add Paper for "God of the Dao" to Cart |
| Hardcover | 1999 | $60.00 | Available | Add Hardcover for "God of the Dao" to Cart |
2.
Lord Lao in History and Myth
Volume: 84
Illuminates the story of Lord Lao through historical analysis and mythological narrative to show its influence on traditional Chinese religion
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | 1999 | $26.00 | Available | Add Paper for "God of the Dao" to Cart |
| Hardcover | 1999 | $60.00 | Available | Add Hardcover for "God of the Dao" to Cart |
3. 
Volume: 61
French, German, and Japanese scholars explore historical and technical as well as religious aspects of Taoism, ranging from pre-Han practice to the contemporary revival
| Format | Publication year | Price | Status | Purchasing option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | 1989 | $26.00 | Available | Add Paper for "Taoist Meditation and Longevity Techniques" to Cart |
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