Daoism and Chinese Religion

The Globalization of Daoism (with Jiayue Sun). In James Miller and Robin Wang ed., Oxford Handbook of Daoism. Oxford University Press, forthcoming.

Wen-wu : Opposition and Complementarity of Civil and Martial Dimensions in a Ritual Tradition in South China (with Martin Tse; in French). In Georges Favraud ed., Culture martiale dans la religion chinoise : corps, rituel et société [Martial Culture in Chinese Religion : Body, Ritual and Society]. Paris : Editions de l’Inalco

Ethnography and Manuscripts: New Approaches to the Study of Yao Religion, Studies in Chinese Religions 《華人宗教研究》 19 (2022) 1-11.

〈《老撾藍靛瑤文庫》：探討文本收集、編目、分類和評估的方法與相關問題〉[The Textual Corpus of the Lanten Yao of Laos: Methodological Issues in the Collection, Classification, Cataloguing and Evaluation of Manuscripts.] (with Guo Huiwen, Joseba Estevez et al.)《華人宗教研究 》Studies in Chinese Religions 19: 25-64.

Isomorphic or poly-ontological pluralism? The implications of Chinese religion for covenantal pluralism. In Chris Seiple and Dennis Hoover eds, The Routledge Handbook of Religious Literacy, Pluralism, and Global Engagement, New York: Routledge, 2021, pp. 120-135.

“Cosmology, Gender, Structure and Rhythm: Marcel Granet and Chinese Religion in the History of Social Theory.” Review of Religion and Chinese Society 6 (2019): 160-187. Chinese version: 〈葛兰言的中国文明研究对法国人类学理论的影响〉载梁永嘉主编：《人类学研究·第17辑》

“Guanyin’s Limbo: Icons as Demi-Persons and Dividual Objects” (with Chip Colwell and Martin Tse). American Anthropologist. Published online first, 23 Aug. 2019.

“Occulting the Dao: Daoist Inner Alchemy, French Spiritism and Vietnamese Colonial Modernity in Caodai Translingual Practice” (with Jeremy Jammes). Journal of Asian Studies 77:2 (2018), 405-428.