Chapter 1 Introduction: Homo Religiosus and the Dragon

Chapter 2 Is Chinese (Lack of) Religion Exceptional?

Chapter 3 Chinese Thinking Styles and Religion

Chapter 4 China as the Radical “Other”: Lessons for the Cognitive Science of Religion

Chapter 5 Promiscuous Teleology: From Childhood Through Adulthood and from West to East

Chapter 6 Dogs, Santa Claus, and Sun Wukong: Children’s Understanding of Nonhuman Minds

Chapter 7 Ritual Imbalance in Contemporary China: A Ritual Form Theory Analysis

Chapter 8 Religion Is Kid’s Stuff: Minimally Counterintuitive Concepts Are Better Remembered by Young People

Chapter 9 Intuitive Foundations of Conceptions of Vitality: The Case of Chinese Children’s Understanding of Illness Causation

Chapter 10 Do Chinese Children Believe in an Afterlife?

Chapter 11 High Gods, Low Gods, and Morality in Ancient China: Developing New Methods, Answering Old Questions

Chapter 12 Moral Cognition Empowers Spiritual Experience in Chinese World of Warcraft

Chapter 13 Examining Religion and Well-Being Across Cultures: The Cognitive Science of Religion as Sextant