Renewed flows of ritual knowledge and ritual affect within transnational 
networks: a case study of three ritual-events of the Xinghua (Henghwa) 
communities in Singapore

Dean, Kenneth

doi:10.1515/9789048532223-005

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Renewed flows of ritual knowledge and ritual affect within transnational networks: a case study of three ritual-events of the Xinghua (Henghwa) communities in Singapore

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Dean, K. (2018). Renewed flows of ritual knowledge and ritual affect within transnational networks: a case study of three ritual-events of the Xinghua (Henghwa) communities in Singapore. In B. Brown, & B. S. Yeoh (Eds.), Asian migrants and religious experience: from missionary journeys to labor mobility (pp. 71-100). Amsterdam University Press. doi:10.1515/9789048532223-005.

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