The Anthropology of Taiwanese Society
The Anthropology of Taiwanese Society
ISBN: 9780804710435
出版社: Stanford University Press
出版年: 1981-8
页数: 505
定价: USD 77.95
装帧: Hardcover
内容简介
This volume represents the state of the art of anthropology in Taiwan, summing up more than twenty years of fieldwork and publication. It also contains the fullest and best integrated set of anthropological data we have for any region of China, for any period of history. It deals directly with the difficult question that faces China anthropologists - in what sense is Taiwan a part of China? Should Taiwan be primarily described as a natural end product of a long cultural tradition (a Chinese province), or should it be primarily described as a product of external factors (a small, rapidly developing society with the world's densest population, uniquely situated in the world economy)? For other anthropologists, the volume contains data and analysis that pertain to many current problems: the relationship between ethnicity and social class, the role of historical factors in anthropological explanation, the interaction between religious activities and state control, and the interplay between national and local political and economic systems.--Publisher description.
作者简介
Emily Martin Ahern (1971 Cornell, Ph.D)
Chung-min Chen (陳中民Ph.D. Michigan State University, 1976)
Lawrence W. Crissman (1973, Anthropology. Minors in Physical Anthropology and Asian Studies - China) Cornell University)
Hill Gates (葛希芝, Ph.D. Michigan, 1973)
Stevan Harrell (Ph.D. Stanford, 1974)
Lydia Kung (Ph.D. Yale, 1978)
Harry J. Lamley (PhD 1964, Washington)
Burton Pasternak (Ph.D. Columbia University 1967)
Gary Seaman (Ph.D. Anthropology, Cornell University, 1/1974 )
Lung-sheng Sung (宋龍生, 1975 Ph.D. Stanford)
Edgar Wickberg (1961 Ph.D. Berkeley)
Edwin A. Winckler (Ph.D. Harvard)
Arthur P. Wolf (1964, Ph.D. Cornell)
Alexander Chien-chung Yin (1975,Ph.D. Hawaii)
目录
1. Introduction Hill Gates and Emily Martin Ahern
Part I. Political Organization: 2. National, regional, and local politics Edwin A. Winckler
3. Government enterprise and village politics Chung-min Chen
4. Roles linking state and society Edwin A. Winckler
Part II. Local Organization: 5. The structure of local and regional systems Lawrence W. Crissman
6. Social organization in Hai-shan Stevan Harrell
Part III. Economic organization: 7. Economics and ecology Burton Pasternak
8. Perceptions of work among factory women Lydia Kung
9. Continuitites in land tenure, 1900-1940 Edgar Wickberg
Part IV. Ethnicity: 10. Ethnicity and social class Hill Gates
11. Subethnic rivalry in the Ch'ing period Harry J. Lamley
12. Voluntary associations and rural-urban migration Alexander Chien-chung Yin
Part V. The Family: 13. Domestic organization Arthur P. Wolf
14. Property and family division Lung-sheng Sung
Part VI. Region and Ritual: 15. The sexual politics of karmic retribution Gary Seaman
16. The Thai Ti Kong festival Emily Martin Ahern
Afterword Sidney W. Mintz
Character list
Index.