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modalities of doing religion: a standalone construct

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Chinese religions

five styles of Chinese religious practice identified by Chau: discursive, personal-cultivational, liturgical, immediate-practical and relational.

In Chinese religions, modalities of doing religion refers to five styles of Chinese religious practice identified by Chau: discursive, personal-cultivational, liturgical, immediate-practical and relational. This meaning comes from Chau (2011) in Religion.[1]

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Chau, A. Y. (2011). Modalities of doing religion and ritual polytropy: evaluating the religious market model from the perspective of Chinese religious history. Religion, 41(4), 547-568. https://doi.org/10.1080/0048721x.2011.624691

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