2017
DOI: 10.4324/9781315542140
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Buddhist Modernities

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“…Some statistics still put Vietnam as "one of the least religious countries in the world" as the majority of the population declares no affiliation with any religious institution (Hoskins & Ninh, 2017;Rots, 2017;Vuong et al, 2018b;Vuong & Vuong, 2018). Though lacking statistical backup, much of the academic literature on Vietnamese religious practices agrees on the highly fervent religious belief and worship in Vietnam, some even characterizing this phenomenon as "widespread re-enchantment" (Rots, 2017;Taylor, 2007). The revitalization of religious practices, particularly Buddhism in the house designs, has gone hand in hand with the country's socioeconomic modernization (Rots, 2017).…”
Section: The Strong Signals Of Buddhist Decorations On the House Façadementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some statistics still put Vietnam as "one of the least religious countries in the world" as the majority of the population declares no affiliation with any religious institution (Hoskins & Ninh, 2017;Rots, 2017;Vuong et al, 2018b;Vuong & Vuong, 2018). Though lacking statistical backup, much of the academic literature on Vietnamese religious practices agrees on the highly fervent religious belief and worship in Vietnam, some even characterizing this phenomenon as "widespread re-enchantment" (Rots, 2017;Taylor, 2007). The revitalization of religious practices, particularly Buddhism in the house designs, has gone hand in hand with the country's socioeconomic modernization (Rots, 2017).…”
Section: The Strong Signals Of Buddhist Decorations On the House Façadementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though lacking statistical backup, much of the academic literature on Vietnamese religious practices agrees on the highly fervent religious belief and worship in Vietnam, some even characterizing this phenomenon as "widespread re-enchantment" (Rots, 2017;Taylor, 2007). The revitalization of religious practices, particularly Buddhism in the house designs, has gone hand in hand with the country's socioeconomic modernization (Rots, 2017). In fact, thanks to the increasing wealth of a certain class, constructing Buddhist pagodas, or known in Vietnamese as "spiritual tourism destinations," has almost become a profitable business.…”
Section: The Strong Signals Of Buddhist Decorations On the House Façadementioning
confidence: 99%