Ethnology, Volume 40University of Pittsburgh, 2001 - Anthropology |
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Page 363
... workers express these values to the extent that they are capable of meeting the expectations of their guests and appear to provide sincere hospitality ( kokoro no komotta ... workers have come from other JOKING AMONG JAPANESE INN WORKERS 363.
... workers express these values to the extent that they are capable of meeting the expectations of their guests and appear to provide sincere hospitality ( kokoro no komotta ... workers have come from other JOKING AMONG JAPANESE INN WORKERS 363.
Page 365
... workers indirectly tell Nobu- san through joking that they themselves are not ideologically enslaved by their position . After another morning meeting , some of the workers whose guests had checked out remained to rest until the next ...
... workers indirectly tell Nobu- san through joking that they themselves are not ideologically enslaved by their position . After another morning meeting , some of the workers whose guests had checked out remained to rest until the next ...
Page 368
... workers mention her in jest , but they do not joke in front of her . She is an intimidating person . THE POLITICS OF JOKING Joking is a culturally sanctioned way to express identity , pride , and power . Joking , sexual banter , irony ...
... workers mention her in jest , but they do not joke in front of her . She is an intimidating person . THE POLITICS OF JOKING Joking is a culturally sanctioned way to express identity , pride , and power . Joking , sexual banter , irony ...
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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