Lives in motion : composing circles of self and community in Japan
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Lives in motion : composing circles of self and community in Japan
（Cornell East Asia series, 106）
East Asia Program, Cornell University, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Shikata ga nai : resignation, control, and self-identity / Susan Orpett Long
- Reinterpreting mate selection in contemporary Japan / Kamiko Takeji
- My other house : lifelong relationships among sisters of the Hayashi family / Scott Clark
- Power in ambiguity : the Shidō Shuji and Japanese educational innovation / David L. McConnell and Jackson H. Bailey
- Logomotion : Shiranai Station -from JNR to JR / Paul H. Noguchi
- Kenka Matsuri : fighting with our gods in postindustrial Japan / Keiko Ikeda
- Caught in the spin cycle : an anthropological observer at the sites of Japanese professional baseball / William W. Kelly
- Constructing sushi : culture, cuisine, and commodification in a Japanese market / Theodore C. Bestor
- Autonomy and stigma in aging Japan / Christie W. Kiefer
- Formulating attitudes towards death : a case study of a Japanese Jōdo Shin Buddhist woman / John Barth Grossberg
- Eternal engagements : solidarity among the living, the dying, and the dead / Morioka Kiyomi
- The living and the dead in Japanese popular religion / Robert J. Smith