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Temple on the Rise: Place Making and the State-Led Production of Nationalism in Contemporary Vietnam
Journal of Vietnamese Studies (2020) 15 (1): 6–48.
Published: 01 February 2020
Abstract
The concept of “religion” in Vietnam has long been linked directly with the discourse of state influence. This essay presents place-making practices at the Hùng Temple, exploring the manner in which certain apparatuses of the contemporary state exert control over the temple for the purpose of promoting a sense of nationalism. Drawing on chronological data from 1945 onward, this essay argues that the meaning of the Hùng Temple site has shifted from being known as a historical site of national origins to a spiritual power affecting the nation and people’s lives in contemporary Vietnam.