Diviners with Membership and Certificates: An Inquiry into the Legitimation and Professionalisation of Chinese Diviners
In wrestling with the precariousness of their legitimacy and reputation, diviners in China have developed their own approaches to legitimating and professionalising their business and occupation. This paper discusses the strategy of incorporating the occupation of divination into modern knowledge pr...
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