Uncanny Beliefs: Superstition in Modern Chinese History (Harvard Contemporary Zhang Yihe Like a medieval dance of

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Uncanny Beliefs: Superstition in Modern Chinese History (Harvard Contemporary Zhang Yihe Like a medieval dance ofIn the early twentieth century, scholars around the world believed that superstition belonged to a bygone era. Yet despite their confident predictions, superstitious beliefs have endured. Perhaps nowhere has the history of superstition been more prolonged and tumultuous than in China. From the late nineteenth century to the present day, intellectuals and politicians have denigrated practices like divination, ancestor worship, and geomancy as