Publications of Kenneth Dean

Dean, K.: Opium for the gods: Cheang Hong Lim (1841-1893), headman and ritual libationer of the Hokkien Community, leader of the Singapore Great Opium Syndicate (1870-1882). Archives de sciences sociales des religions 193, pp. 107 - 130 (2021)

Dean, K.: Introduction Special Issue "Chinese Temples and Rituals in Southeast Asia". Religions (accepted)

Dean, K.: Chinese religion in Southeast Asia. Review of Religion and Chinese Society: special issue on Weber and China (accepted)

Dean, K.: Opium for the gods: Cheang Hong Lim (1841-1893), headman and ritual libationer of the Hokkien Community, and leader of the Singapore Great Opium Syndicate (1870-1882). Social Compass (accepted)

Dean, K.; Zheng, Z.: The rise of a “temple-centric” society in Putian in the song and later transformations of the ritual sphere. 民俗曲藝 / 施合鄭民俗文化基金會 Min su qu yi = Journal of Chinese ritual, theatre and folklore 205, pp. 103 - 159 (2019)

Dean, K.; Hue, G. T.: Chinese Epigraphy in Singapore 1819-1911 = Xinjiapo Hua wen ming ke hui bian 1819-1911. NUS Press, Singapore (2017)

Dean, K.: Spirit mediums and secular / religious divides in Singapore. In: The Secular in South, East, and Southeast Asia, pp. 51 - 81 (Eds. van der Veer, P.; Dean, K.). Palgrave Macmillan, Cha (2019)

Dean, K.: Whose orders? Chinese popular God temple networks and the rise of Chinese Mahayana Buddhist monasteries in Southeast Asia. In: Buddhist and Islamic orders in southern Asia: comparative perspectives, pp. 99 - 124 (Eds. Feener, R. M.; Blackburn, A. M.). University of Hawaiʻi Press, Honolulu (2019)

Dean, K.: Incorporating historical GIS in fieldwork on Chinese culture and religion. In: Fieldwork in modern Chinese history: a research guide, pp. 144 - 158 (Eds. DuBois, T. D.; Kiely, J.). Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London (2019)

Dean, K.: Historical GIS and the study of Southeast China and the Southeast Asian Chinese diapora. In: Historical GIS in Chinese studies (Ed. Wu, J.). University of Indiana Press, Indianapolis (accepted)

van der Veer, P.; Dean, K.: Introduction. In: The secular in South, East, and Southeast Asia, pp. 1 - 12 (Eds. van der Veer, P.; Dean, K.). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham (2019)

Dean, K.: 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: Asian migrants and religious experience: from missionary journeys to labor mobility, pp. 71 - 100 (Eds. Brown, B.; Yeoh, B. S.A.). Amsterdam University Press (2018)

van der Veer, P.; Dean, K. (Eds.): The secular in South, East, and Southeast Asia. Palgrave Macmilllan, Cham (2019), xvii, 325 pp.