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consumers in China and Europe with the exotic products of swidden farmers and forest foragers of the eastern islands ... Chinese ) corruption , and it was the Bugis interpreta- tion of that culture which nineteenth - century Dutch ...
consumers in China and Europe with the exotic products of swidden farmers and forest foragers of the eastern islands ... Chinese ) corruption , and it was the Bugis interpreta- tion of that culture which nineteenth - century Dutch ...
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... Chinese foods . In many cases , the result was a combination of Western or Chinese and Japanese cuisines to form something uniquely Japanese ( such as the spaghetti mentioned by an informant above ) ( Cwiertka 1998 : 48 ) . To consider ...
... Chinese foods . In many cases , the result was a combination of Western or Chinese and Japanese cuisines to form something uniquely Japanese ( such as the spaghetti mentioned by an informant above ) ( Cwiertka 1998 : 48 ) . To consider ...
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... Chinese ramen , like one can get in China Town in Tokyo , is different from Japanese ramen , he says . For him , writing the word ramen with the katakana syllabary does not mean that it is a foreign word . It is a Japanese word ...
... Chinese ramen , like one can get in China Town in Tokyo , is different from Japanese ramen , he says . For him , writing the word ramen with the katakana syllabary does not mean that it is a foreign word . It is a Japanese word ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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