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An Introduction to Feng Shui
- First published2008
- TraditionTaoism & Chinese Religion
- Shelf119 books
A concise anthropological introduction to feng shui, tracing its history in China, its suppression and revival, and its reinvention in the West. Bruun distinguishes traditional practice from modern popular versions and discusses the claims made for it.
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