• The forefathers recollection and Incest Taboo by Naxi in Yunnan China
  SUSUMU OKA
  Session ID: A-1
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.1.0
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• A Study of Kinship through Notification Articles of Chinese Daily in Malaysia
  RYOKO SAKURADA
  Session ID: A-2
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.2.0
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• 'Custom' of early marriage in colonial Korea
  Kazuyo OISHI
  Session ID: A-3
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.3.0
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• Domestic Open Adoption in Korea
  YAE NAKAMURA
  Session ID: A-4
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.4.0
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• A Study on Ancestor Worship and Family(ie,yah) in contemporary Okinawa
  Ikuno OCHI
  Session ID: A-5
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.5.0
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• Ancestor Worship among the Brides in Okinawa
  kayo Yoshida
  Session ID: A-6
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.6.0
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• Marriage Relations of Andean Pastoralist Societies
  The Case of Huaylla Huaylla, Cusco, Peru
  Ayuchi TORITSUKA
  Session ID: A-7
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.7.0
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• From mother and child to a couple and child
  Analysis of living space among the Abelam, Papua New Guinea
  Mariko Shinmoto
  Session ID: A-8
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.8.0
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• An Association of Ethnic Japanese in Micronesia
  : A Case of Palau Sakura Kai (Palau Cherry Blossoms Association)
  Shingo IITAKA
  Session ID: A-9
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.9.0
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  This presentation examines how Micronesian people have perceived their experiences of colonization by the Empire of Japan since the end of World War II. Specifically, through the analysis of the activity of Palau Sakura Kai (Palau Cherry Blossoms Association), it will be made clear how Japanese Palauan have reconstructed the relationship with Japanese returnees and constructed their identity.

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• New Migrants from the Philippines to Japan
  ATUMASA NAGATA
  Session ID: A-10
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.10.0
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• "Marginality" of Sikh Migrants in Japan and their society
  MASAKO AZUMA
  Session ID: A-11
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.11.0
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• Historical Anthropology of the White, Native, and Half 2
  The Decolonization of Western Samoa
  Matori Yamamoto
  Session ID: A-12
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.12.0
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  After WWI, Western Samoa was put under the trusteeship of New Zealand, and almost all the racial strategy of Germans was adopted by the New Zealand colonial government. It is clear that the racial categorization involved a lot of social factors, while the physical factors were not necessarily identified with the categorization. Nevertheless, it was the racial categorization that constituted colonial Samoa, although it became very important to create a homogeneous nation to be independent.

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• Introduction: Trangressing bodies, multiplying bodies
  MASAKAZU TANAKA
  Session ID: A-13
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.13.0
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• Linga and fetishism
  For liberation of fetishism from colonialism
  Akio Tanabe
  Session ID: A-14
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.14.0
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• Fetishism on the Skin
  Transformation of Tahitian Cosmology from the 17th Century to the 18th Century
  MAKIKO KUWAHARA
  Session ID: A-15
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.15.0
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• Drag queens and their bodies
  Transferring the transformative performance from United States to Japan
  Tomohisa Sato
  Session ID: A-16
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.16.0
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• Eroticism in Artificial Bodies
  Hiroshi NISHIMURA
  Session ID: A-17
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.17.0
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• Proliferation of Sacred Relics and Sacred Spaces in Islam
  SACHIYO KOMAKI
  Session ID: A-18
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.18.0
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• propagating Buddha
  Korean material Buddhism
  Hiroki OKADA
  Session ID: A-19
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.19.0
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• Values of industrial assets as culutural heritage
  Between The World Heritage and The Local Heritage(Seken-isan)
  Mamoru NAGAYOSHI
  Session ID: A-20
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.20.0
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• Professional Attempts to Produce a Region
  Workers at the "House of Park" in Natural Regional Park, France
  Masatoshi DEGUCHI
  Session ID: A-21
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.21.0
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  We will argue that an occupational or professional group whose purpose is "to work" for the protection and operational use of heritage. We will focus specifically on the group "House of Park" in Natural Regional Park in France. Based on staff interviews, we will analyze the meaning of their activities from the viewpoint of their daily lives.

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• Heterogeneity of Mapping "Homeland"
  The Production of Turkish "Homeland" and Ancient Anatolian "Heritage"
  Eisuke Tanaka
  Session ID: A-22
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.22.0
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  This paper considers the relationship between the production of Turkish "homeland" and material remains found in Anatolia, which include not straightforwardly associated with "Turkish" nationhood. Focusing on the role of "heritage" in the process of producing Turkish "homeland", this paper explores diverse approaches to ancient Anatolian pasts, and reveals a heterogeneous quality in linking Anatolian pasts with the construction of Anatolia as the Turkish "homeland".

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• Anthropology in the age of Neo-liberalism
  MOTOJI MATSUDA
  Session ID: A-23
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.23.0
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  In the process of rapid globalization, socio-cultural communality is more likely to be dismantled and replaced with more fluid, flexible and fragmented relations. They were once prized as alternative/resistant identity but now function as the control device of the neo-liberal governmentality. This session tries to consider how we could shape anthropological practices in this critical situation.

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• Relecture of Mauss's Anthropology at the Age of Neo-liberarism
  Kozo Watanabe
  Session ID: A-24
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.24.0
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• Neoliberalist 'Rationality' and its 'Magic'
  akira okazaki
  Session ID: A-25
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.25.0
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• As You Like It
  An Anthropological Perspective of Desire in Lifeworld in the Neoliberal Era.
  eriko aoki
  Session ID: A-26
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.26.0
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• Anthropological Challenge in the age of the Impossibility
  MASACHI OSAWA
  Session ID: A-27
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.27.0
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• Criticism and Solidarity
  A Reflection on the Historical Discourse between Japan and Korea
  Ryuta ITAGAKI
  Session ID: A-28
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.28.0
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• Tourist Industry and the Socially Vulnerable in a Nepalese Caste Society
  Contributions of the Thakalis and other Matwari Minorities to Pokhara Tourist Industry
  Yuji Yamamoto
  Session ID: A-29
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.29.0
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  As a legacy of the Muluki Ain, a Nepalese caste system has been observed in Pokhara. Under the present Shastra polity, the Thakalis and other Matwari Minorities are the socially vulnerable in Nepal, but they have made a great contribution to the development of touritst industry in Pokhara. There must be some reasons why they have made it.

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• The Adaptation Process to the Dominant Culture in Tourism Culture Creation
  A Case of the Urban Poor in Rizal Park, Manila
  Yukio Yotsumoto
  Session ID: A-30
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.30.0
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• "Fake" Dances and "Original" Bangles
  The Experiences of the Samburu in a Tourist Resort
  KYOKO NAKAMURA
  Session ID: A-31
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.31.0
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• "Culinary Sightseeing (Wisata Kuliner)" and Singletons
  -Changing Food Culture in Cities of Indonesia
  Mariko Arata
  Session ID: A-32
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.32.0
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• Development of Ethnic Tourism and Reaction by Local People
  Tsutomu KANESHIGE
  Session ID: A-33
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.33.0
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• Tourism as a Process
  On the Case of the Japanese Tourism to East and South-East Asia
  TAKAE TANAKA
  Session ID: A-34
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.34.0
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• The ainu education in the schooling
  Focusing on a guide for staff of a school about the ainu education
  sanae shinada
  Session ID: B-1
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.35.0
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• Conformity in the Colonial Situation
  Palauan Children's Experiences of the Japanese Education
  Maki Mita
  Session ID: B-2
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.36.0
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• Education and Tradition of Ethnographic "information" among Saanich
  Kazuya ATSUMI
  Session ID: B-3
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.37.0
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• Ethnographic Research on the Training of Sports Coaches
  Notes from Observational Fieldwork at a Kanto Area Private University Sports Club
  Aaron Miller
  Session ID: B-4
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.38.0
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  Who trains the sports coaches who in turn train Japanese athletes? In this presentation, I will consider the cultural characteristics of Japanese sports while describing the process of coach training. Towards that end, I am currently carrying out observational fieldwork at a Kanto Area Private University Sports Club, and this presentation will be use the data which I have acquired from this fieldwork.

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• The Emergence of Consciousness as an 'Artist' of Kalamkari Temple Cloth Makers
  ERI MATUMURA
  Session ID: B-5
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.39.0
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• Collaboratively Organizing Native American Art Show in Japan
  A Case of Public Anthropological Practice
  Atsunori ITO
  Session ID: B-6
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.40.0
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• A Study on the "Souvenir Artists" in Tanzania, East Africa
  MAYUKO INOUE
  Session ID: B-7
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.42.0
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• LEARNING IN DAILY PRACTICE
  A CASE STUDY OF KOREAN-JAPANESE SHAMANISM
  RYOKO MIYASHITA
  Session ID: B-9
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.43.0
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• Examination of the formation of Calligrapher's identity.
  Kanako Ohno
  Session ID: B-10
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.44.0
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• Women's Language in Japan Today:The Neglected Reality of High Social Status Women
  Understanding Career Women in Japan Today Through their Speech
  Claude-Eve Dubuc
  Session ID: B-11
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.45.0
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  In this presentation, I will introduce my research on the linguistic conflicts manager women encounter in Japan and the strategies they adopt to resolve them, to help understand the new reality women have to face in entering formally masculine spheres of activities and rising in those hierarchies. Therefore, I will present my one-year fieldwork in four big enterprises, data and ongoing analysis.

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• Political influence with Daily life practice of University student in China
  CHIHARU OTA
  Session ID: B-12
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.46.0
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• Social Costruction of 'Expertness'
  SACHIYO UKIGAYA
  Session ID: B-13
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.47.0
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• Reconstructing Medical Expertise
  On introduction of "Patient-Centered Medicine" model in the medical education in Japan
  Shin Hoshino
  Session ID: B-14
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.48.0
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• Problem Oriented Nursing and Social Drama
  A Case of Nursing of Psychiatry Ward of Urakawa Red Cross Hospital in Hokkaido
  SACHIYO UKIGAYA
  Session ID: B-15
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.49.0
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• Teacher, Nurse and/or Counselor?
  The Expertness and Bodily Practice of 'Yogo Teacher' in Japan
  ASA TAGUCHI
  Session ID: B-16
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.50.0
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• 'Lay expertise' in the healthcare system
  A study on the Expert Patient Programme in the UK
  Takuya Matsushige
  Session ID: B-17
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.51.0
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