What sociological research field does feudal superstition belong to?

Superstition originally refers to people's blind belief or worship of things, such as books and money.

Superstition and so on. Feudal superstition is a special term established by convention after the liberation of our country, which refers to people's thoughts and behaviors of believing in astrology, divination, witch doctors, geomantic omen, signs of life, ghosts and gods, etc. Some of these things came from primitive society and some from slave society, but because they prevailed in feudal society, people called them feudal superstitions. Feudal superstitious activities refer to people who cheat money and color with feudal superstitious thoughts and behaviors, such as gods, witches, fortune tellers, geomantic omen, and people who generally have feudal superstitious thoughts, including lottery, divination, fortune telling, fortune telling, inviting gods, exorcising ghosts to see geomantic omen, treating diseases with water, etc.

Feudal superstition is a backward and ignorant blind belief handed down by primitive humans, and it is also a means for a few ruling classes to fool the lower classes. It takes advantage of people's fear of the disabled and their desire for life to highlight some fates that have no causal connection, so that in the atmosphere of ignorance and mysterious superstition, fear overcomes strength, evil overcomes justice and cruelly destroys goodness.

Superstition is born in nature, but ignorance in nature. They attribute their life and death to the omnipresent, omnipotent and omnipotent gods, blame diseases on magic, blame disasters on retribution, blame death on opponents' magic, and regard life as the return of the soul. The so-called "life and death have a life, wealth is in the sky" of Confucianism in China is a typical feudal superstitious view of destiny.