Anthropology and colonialism in Asia and Oceania /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Richmond, Surrey :
Curzon,
1999.
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| Series: | Anthropology of Asia series (Richmond upon Thames, London, England)
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| Online Access: | Book review (H-Net) Publisher description |
Table of Contents:
- Anthropology in colonial contexts: a tale of two countries and some / Jan van Bremen and Akitoshi Shimizu
- Anthropology in colonial contexts: the second Kamchatka expedition (1733-1743) and the Danish-German Arabia expedition (1761-1767) / Han F. Vermeulen
- Academic traditions, urban dynamics and colonial threat: the rise of ethnography in early modern Japan / Margarita Winkel
- From texts to bodies: Brian Houghton Hodgson and the emergence of ethnology in India / Peter Pels
- Nationalist anthropology in Taiwan 1945-1996, a reflexive survey / Fred Y.L. Chiu
- Colonialism and the development of modern anthropology in Japan / Akitoshi Shimizu
- Assimilation from within, appropriation from without: the folklore-studies and ethnology of Ryūkyū/Okinawa / Patrick Beillevaire
- Japanese colonialism and the investigation of Taiwanese 'old customs' / Timothy Y. Tsu
- The natives next-door: ethnology in colonial Korea / Boudewijn Walraven
- Japanese colonial policy and anthropology in Manchuria / Katsumi Nakao
- Staging ethnography: theatre and Japanese colonialism / Jennifer Robertson
- Toilet training, shame, and the influence of alien cultures: cultural anthropologists and American policy making for postwar Japan 1944-1945 / Rudolf V.A. Janssens
- Colonial ideologies and ethnological discourses: a comparison of the United Faculties at Leiden and Utrecht / Jan de Wolf
- Crossing borders, healing wounds: Leiden anthropology and the colonial encounter 1917-1949 / Michael Prager
- The Japanese and Dutch anthropology of insular South-East Asia in the colonial period 1879-1949 / Jan van Bremen
- Colonialism, anthropology and the politics of professionalisation: an argumentative afterword / Eyal Ben-Ari.