God's Judgment and Lawsuit Embodied in the Planchette Writing in a Village in Southwest China
Yun Tang
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Yun Tang
Abstract
In the transitional process from a kingdom to a modern nation-state,Tunbao Village,which is located in central Guizhou,needed to re-understand and reconstruct the human and ethnic relations among the clan members and villagers.The Bao clan members had a series of religious activities like planchette writing between 1921 and 1924 because they had disputes over the belongingness of their ancestral graves.These religious activities with a sense of God's judgment can reflect the dispute-solving mechanism,social order,cultural value of such rural society and may help promote the related studies.
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In the transitional process from a kingdom to a modern nation-state,Tunbao Village,which is located in central Guizhou,needed to re-understand and reconstruct the human and ethnic relations among the clan members and villagers.The Bao clan members had a series of religious activities like planchette writing between 1921 and 1924 because they had disputes over the belongingness of their ancestral graves.These religious activities with a sense of God's judgment can reflect the dispute-solving mechanism,social order,cultural value of such rural society and may help promote the related studies.
Key concepts: Clan, Belongingness, Value (mathematics), China, Sociology, Embodied cognition, Ethnic group, State (computer science)