Kenneth W. Holloway is Levenson Chair and associate professor of History at Florida Atlantic University. His first two books analyzed religion and the body in recently excavated manuscripts from Warring States China. This challenged longstanding notions of religion and philosophy as primarily focused on sectarian divisions of being Confucian or Daoist. He is the author of Guodian: The Newly Discovered Seeds of Chinese Religious and Political Philosophy (2009), and The Quest for Ecstatic Morality in Early China (2013).

Kenneth W. Holloway is Levenson Chair and associate professor of History at Florida Atlantic University. His first two books analyzed religion and the body in recently excavated manuscripts from Warring States China. This challenged longstanding notions of religion and philosophy as primarily focused on sectarian divisions of being Confucian or Daoist. He is the author of Guodian: The Newly Discovered Seeds of Chinese Religious and Political Philosophy (2009), and The Quest for Ecstatic Morality in Early China (2013).

Kenneth W. Holloway is Levenson Chair and associate professor of History at Florida Atlantic University. His first two books analyzed religion and the body in recently excavated manuscripts from Warring States China. This challenged longstanding notions of religion and philosophy as primarily focused on sectarian divisions of being Confucian or Daoist. He is the author of Guodian: The Newly Discovered Seeds of Chinese Religious and Political Philosophy (2009), and The Quest for Ecstatic Morality in Early China (2013).