Religion and Ecological Sustainability in China

Introduction Dan Smyer Yu, James Miller and Peter van der Veer Part 1: Ecology and the Classics 1. Ecology and the Classics Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim 2. Conceptualization of Earth and Land in Classical Chinese Texts Deborah Sommer 3. The Great Virtue of Heaven and Earth: Deep Ecology in the Yijing Joseph A. Adler 4. Hard-Hearted and Soft-Hearted Ecologies: A Rereading of Daoist and Confucian Classics Chen Xia, Peng Guoxiang and James Miller 5. Gods and Nature in Highest Clarity Daoism James Miller 6. When the Land is Excellent: Village Feng Shui Forests and the Nature of Lineage, Polity, and Vitality in Southern China Chris Coggins Part 2: Imagining Nature in Modernity 7. Finding Nature in Religion, Hunting Religion from the Environment Rebecca Nedostup 8. Globalizations and Diversities of Nature in China Robert P. Weller 9. Is Chinese Popular Religion Compatible with Ecology? A Discussion of Fengshui Ole Bruun 10. Ecological Migration and Cultural Adaptation: A Case Study of the Sanjiangyuan Nature Reserve, Qinghai Province Qi Jinyu 11. Reverse Environmentalism: Contemporary Articulations of Tibetan Culture, Buddhism, and Environmental Protection Emily T. Yeh 12. Earthwork, Home-Making, and Eco-Aesthetics among Amdo Tibetans Dan Smyer Yu