Ethnology, Volume 40University of Pittsburgh, 2001 - Anthropology |
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Page 156
... household registration system requiring that every person register with the police as a member of one , and only one , family ( jia , T. ke ) . Because the Japanese govern- ment let the people in Taiwan specify the family to which they ...
... household registration system requiring that every person register with the police as a member of one , and only one , family ( jia , T. ke ) . Because the Japanese govern- ment let the people in Taiwan specify the family to which they ...
Page 158
... household registers do not merely reflect this bias , in spite of efforts to identify individuals ? It is not unreason- able to suppose that Han men who married uxorilocally would not be remembered as Han after two or three generations ...
... household registers do not merely reflect this bias , in spite of efforts to identify individuals ? It is not unreason- able to suppose that Han men who married uxorilocally would not be remembered as Han after two or three generations ...
Page 350
... household as literal reality , and consequently exaggerates status - related psychological tensions experienced by mother and daughter . Certainly a young wife in her husband's house has the least privileged position , in contrast to ...
... household as literal reality , and consequently exaggerates status - related psychological tensions experienced by mother and daughter . Certainly a young wife in her husband's house has the least privileged position , in contrast to ...
Contents
Reviewing Twinship in Africa Elisha P Renne and Misty L Bastian | 1 |
Abominable Twins and Mission Culture | 13 |
The Ordinariness of the | 29 |
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