Society and the Supernatural in Song China. Edward L. Davis

Buddhist Studies Review 19 (2):202-204 (2002)
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Society and the Supernatural in Song China. Edward L. Davis. University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu 2001. xi, 355 pp. Hbk $60.00, pbk $29.92. ISBN 0-8248-2398-2, 0-8248-2310-9.

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