• The State Formation in the Prehispanic Andean Area, from the Viewpoint of Small Sites.
  Masaki Doi
  Session ID: E-21
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.154.0
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• Some Sight-angles required in the Theory of the Formation of "Acient Japanese(Jōmon-Yayoi Era)"
  Yasuzou Kaku
  Session ID: E-22
  Published: 2008
  Released on J-STAGE: May 27, 2008
  
  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.155.0
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• Invitation to "Anthropology of work"
  Labour, gender and social change
  AYAMI NAKATANI
  Session ID: E-23
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.156.0
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• "Labor" and "work" among the Iban and the Sihan of Sarawak, East Malaysia
  Noboru Ishikawa
  Session ID: E-24
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.157.0
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• Change and continuity of recognitions regarding women's work
  Labour Migration since the 1960's in northeast Thailand
  KEIKO KISO
  Session ID: E-25
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.158.0
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• "Work" and social change in post-socialist Bulgaria
  Moyuru Matsumae
  Session ID: E-26
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.159.0
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• Reconsidering the labor in the perspective of gender
  TAEKO UDAGAWA
  Session ID: E-27
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.160.0
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• The work of housewives and mothers in the Netherlands
  AYAMI NAKATANI
  Session ID: E-28
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.161.0
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  In the Netherlands where women's labour participation has sharply increased in the past two decades, the vast majority of married women with young children still opt for part-time labour while their husbands remain in the full-time contract. This paper sheds light to the concept of "housework" as culturally important tasks for mothers and housewives, in order to loate the major determinants of women's work patterns.

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• Tradition as the contextual
  the case of Tibetan Performing arts group in Dharamsala, India
  Tatsuya Yamamoto
  Session ID: E-29
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.162.0
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• The ethnisity of the rituai
  sulongga sulongga
  Session ID: E-30
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.163.0
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• The Meaning of the Past for the Contemporary Vietnamese
  The Case of Farmers in the Rural Mekong Delta
  Setsuko Shibuya
  Session ID: E-31
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.164.0
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  When talking about their present life, farmers in the rural Mekong Delta, Vietnam, frequently refer to the "past" and the "others". This presentation will address how the comparison with the past is intertwined with that with the others in complex ways, and how they together construct the farmers' perception of the present.

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• Taking out and putting away traditions
  Changes in the way of salmon fishing by Alaska Natives respond to High Fuel Price
  Toshiaki Inoue
  Session ID: E-32
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.165.0
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• "Paganism" and the Invention of Tradition
  from the research of people in Glastonbury, England
  Eriko kawanishi
  Session ID: E-33
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.166.0
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  I would consider the invention of tradition through neopaganism. This movement is often thought as an invention of tradition, but neopagans themselves insist the continuity from the past and try to revive the genuine belief. However, neopagans are also interested in taking the indigenous cultures. I am going to focus on Druids and consider why they want to revive their "tradition."

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• Constructing the Meaning of Empirical Knowledge by Environmental Discourse
  Makoto Kobayashi
  Session ID: E-34
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.167.0
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• The Structure of the Birthday Celebration of the Prophet Muhammad
  Cases of Maulidi in Zanzibar
  Akira ASADA
  Session ID: F-1
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.168.0
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• Prohets and their disucouse in present context
  from the case of Borana in south Ethiopia
  chikage oba
  Session ID: F-2
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.169.0
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  I would like to discuss the regional interpretation of historical events between the end of the 19th century and the early 20th century in the case of Boorana, a pastoralist Oromo group living in southern Ethiopia.The paper is based on a vast documentation of their narration and oral history collected during field research between 2005 and 2007. I would like to focus especially on the historical tradition of Boorana prophecies.

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• Festival Chang in High Economic Growth
  A Case Study of Mori-no-Matsuri, Enshu, in 1945-1974
  Shingo Yabe
  Session ID: F-3
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.170.0
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• Mana and Holy Spirit
  Some Aspects of Supernatural Power in Contemporary Melanesia
  Daichi Ishimori
  Session ID: F-4
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.171.0
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• The Production and the Consumption of Fengshui thought as a Social Knowledge in Hakka Community
  HIROSHI KOBAYASHI
  Session ID: F-5
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.172.0
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• Selected deities
  On Religious 'Plurality' in 'Tribal' Society of Thar Desert, India.
  Kodai Konishi
  Session ID: F-6
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.173.0
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• Memory of Saint and Martyr
  Jarams and Nerchas in the Life of Muslims in Northern Kerala, India
  Misako Kawano
  Session ID: F-7
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.174.0
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  Saint-martyr worship of Kerala Muslims (Mappilas) has been developed in their specific historical circumstances. One characteristic of it is the jarams (tombs) which commemorate martyrs killed in the battle against Portuguese, British or Hindu oppressors. Certain popular saints of jarams were also involved in this history of the Mappila struggle against oppressors. I would like to discuss jarams as cultural memorization of their historical experiences.

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• The Job of Livelihood as God
  a Case Study of the Scheduled Caste, Kerala, South India.
  Yoshiaki TAKEMURA
  Session ID: F-8
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.175.0
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• The Choices of/to be "faithful Catholic"
  on the sexual conflicts in Malta
  kuniko fujiwara
  Session ID: F-9
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.176.0
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• Lay Female Ascetics Residing at Buddhist Temples in Cambodia
  From Viewpoints of Life Course and Family
  Miwa Takahashi
  Session ID: F-10
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.177.0
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• Innovations of death and the death ritual in Contemporary Japan
  Daisuke Tanaka
  Session ID: F-11
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.178.0
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• Change in Management toward Death
  Study on Ritual 'Nangun' in Desa Adat, Bali
  Sarasa Yamamoto
  Session ID: F-12
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.179.0
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• The Nexus of Things, Humans and Words
  Yasushi Uchiyamada
  Session ID: F-13
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.180.0
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• Is the work of art visual language?
  Yasushi Uchiyamada
  Session ID: F-14
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.181.0
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• Mediation between human and nonhuman
  Akira Adachi
  Session ID: F-15
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.182.0
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• A Culture which refused Iconographical Representations
  HIROYUKI KAWANISHI
  Session ID: F-16
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.183.0
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• Ancient Egyptian Local Belief
  TETSU HANASAKA
  Session ID: F-17
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.184.0
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• The nexus of things, Humans and Words in Organic Farming
  A Case Study in Wayanad, Kerala
  Akiko Akiyama
  Session ID: F-18
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.185.0
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• Coactive relationships between bodies and things
  Kazuhiro Kazama
  Session ID: F-19
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.186.0
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• The transnational development and the extension of the network
  A case study based on the Dejiao organization
  Yun Huang
  Session ID: F-20
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.187.0
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• Changes in occupation and reorganization of the Rastafarian group
  a case study of reggae activities engaged by bobo dreads in Jamaica
  shuji kamimoto
  Session ID: F-21
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.188.0
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• The Black Movement in the US
  How the US Society Reacts to the Orisa Worship Community?
  IKUKO KOIKE
  Session ID: F-22
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.189.0
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• Anthropology of Peace
  Hiroshi Oda
  Session ID: F-23
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.190.0
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• Reconciliation and the Other
  Ethnographic Study on a Reconciliation Movement in Germany after World War II
  Hiroshi Oda
  Session ID: F-24
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.191.0
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• Appropriation of Ritual in National Reconciliation
  The Case of Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation in East Timor (CAVR)
  Shintaro Fukutake
  Session ID: F-25
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.192.0
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• Measures to the radioactive contamination
  Rongelapease in the Marshall Islands
  Satoe Nakahara
  Session ID: F-26
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.193.0
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• The Prayer for Peace and The Religious Sensitivity
  The Sensitivity for The War Dead and The Peace of Folk Practitioners in Okinawa
  TAKEHIRO SATO
  Session ID: F-27
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.194.0
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• "Peace Process" and Issues of Anthropology
  Views on the Conflict in Sri Lanka
  Yoshiko Ashiwa
  Session ID: F-28
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.195.0
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• Religious practice under the Vietnam socialism
  A case of the Ky niem 60 nam Bac Ho tham Thanh That Thu Do Ha Noi
  MARIKO SATO
  Session ID: F-29
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.196.0
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• The spiritual quest in Russia today and the selection of "history"
  "Neo" old believers of the Catacomb Orthodox Church
  Junko Fujiwara
  Session ID: F-30
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.197.0
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• Magic as implicit knowledge and imagination on borders
  the Chuvash case in Russia
  MASANORI GOTO
  Session ID: F-31
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.198.0
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• The Community of Spirit Possession
  Religious Practices of a Grouping of Spirit Mediums that Worships the Tutelary Spirit of City Pillar in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand
  KAZUO FUKUURA
  Session ID: F-32
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.199.0
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  Since the end of twentieth century, the spirit mediumship in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand has become very popular among the local people in the midst of urbanization. For the part of the mediums, they gather together in their collective rituals throughout a year and create a community of spirit possession. This community aims at revitalizing and resurrecting the local society by their own religious practices.

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• Headhunting among the Austronesian Peoples in Taiwan
  Hitoshi Yamada
  Session ID: F-33
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.200.0
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• The "MUKASARI" votive tablets in Murayama region, Yamagata prefecture
  Yuki FUSHIMI
  Session ID: F-34
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.201.0
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• Anthropologist between Neighborhoods
  Attemtping to Connect Neighborhood Liaison Activities to her Field
  kyoko MATSUKAWA
  Session ID: G-1
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.202.0
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• Performance of "foreign strictness'' in an accommodation process of development
  ATSUFUMI KATO
  Session ID: G-2
  Published: 2008
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  DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14890/jasca.2008.0.203.0
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