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| Research Note | |
| Tomoko Oto and Naoya Tojo Potential of Remote Ethnography in the Time of COVID-19: Possibilities and Challenges of Analysis through Step-by-step Visual Information Sharing |
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| Ahmet Melik Bas Tropismatic (Dis)entanglements: Figure of Response-ability in the Rokugodote Homeless Village |
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| Standards of Official Conduct Committee | |
| Interim Report on the Past and Future Prospects of Cultural Anthropology, as Reflected from the "(Draft) Ethical Guidelins for Research on the Ainu People" Ayami Nakatani (Okayama University) |
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| Atsunori Ito (National Museum of Ethnology) | 84 |
| Noriko Ijichi (Osaka Metropolitan University) | 93 |
| Shuji Iijima (Kyushu University) | 98,116 |
| mai ishihara (Hokkaido University) | 106 |
| Shuhei Kimura (University of Tsukuba) | 110 |
| Motoji Matsuda (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature) | 113 |
| Ichiro Majima (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) | 120 |
| 2021 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| Eisei Kurimoto The Anthropological Significance of Small Polities: Societies Resisting or Imitating the State |
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| Submitted Article | |
| Oscar Wrenn "Lost in the Fields": Wayfinding and Disorientation Within a Japanese Agrarian Landscape |
63 |
| Jia Su and David Abe Portrayal of a Cultural Symbol: Walking-Marriage and the Masuo Community in Yunnan, China |
107 |
| Anthropology and Falklore in Japan IV | |
| Nobuhiro Masaoka Development and the Current State of Family and Kinship Research in Falklore Studies |
147 |
| 2021 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| Naoki Kasuga Magic Metaphor and Isomorphism: Towards a 21st Century Structuralism |
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| Submitted Article | |
| Shinya Konaka The Material Culture of Displacement: Ontological Reflections on East African Pastoral Internally Displaced Persons |
47 |
| Hideshi Ogawa and Haruko Ogawa Design of Japanese Monkeys during the Edo Era: Why were the Monkeys in Costumes and Family Crests Non-photorealistic? |
89 |
| Special Issue "Togetherness and Vulnerability" | |
| Kei Nagaoka Togetherness and Vulnerability: Care Practice as a Negotiation between People, Things, and Deities |
13 |
| Chikako Hirano Multiple Layers of Aboriginal Care: Canvas Painting at the Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in the Central Australia Desert |
33 |
| Katrina Navallo Care Practices and Relatedness in the Care of the Japanese Elderly by Filipino Migrants in Japan |
65 |
| Ran Muratsu The Transformation of Togetherness with Spirits: Deliverance and Witch Possession in a Pentecostal-Charismatic Church in Benin |
99 |
| Kei Nagaoka Care, Politics, and Blessing Pills in Tawang, Eastern Himalaya |
135 |
| Special Symposium of the Ethics Committee of the 56th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology:The Past and Future of Cultural Anthropology: Prospects from (Draft) Ethical Guidelines for Research on the Ainu People | |
| Sachiko Kubota Introduction |
171 |
| Yoshinobu Ota To Move Forward, One Must First Go Backward: Trajectories of JASCA's Involvement in the Ethical Codes for Ainu Studies |
172 |
| Motoji Matsuda What Is at Stake for Us Now?: From the Discussions on the "(Draft) Ethical Guidelines for Research on the Ainu People" |
190 |
| Sachiko Kubota For a Better Future for the JASCA |
206 |
| Hirofumi Kato Comment I |
222 |
| Nobuhiro Kishigami Comment II |
226 |
| Noriko Seguchi Comment III |
233 |
| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.86-3 | |
| Original Articles | |
| Fumiko Morota A Play with Contigency: Betting Practices and Discourses of the Lottery Players in Philippines |
241 |
| Tatsushi Nemoto An Analysis of the Religious Expressions of Shurei Sasai that Shape Kokū: From the Viewpoints of Keiji Iwata's New Animism, C. S. Peirce's Semiotics, and Nobuo Sato's Rhetorical Theory |
249 |
| Introductory Essay for Special Theme | |
| Makoto Nishi The Biopolitics of the Multispecies Collectives: An Introduction |
257 |
| Original Articles (Special Theme) | |
| Shiaki Kondo Multispecies Assemblages Emerging out of Prophesy of Crisis: On Alaska Athabascan Discourses of "Going Back to the Old Days" |
261 |
| Michiko Sawano Conflictive Interaction of PPEs and Nurses: Disordering and Reorganizing Affect in South Korean COVID-19 Hospital Wards |
269 |
| Akinori Hamada The Beginning and End of With Corona: Body, Government, and Velocity under Pandemic Japan |
277 |
| Exploratory Article | |
| Ryoko Sachi Politics of Bodies That Appear: The "Gypsy Pilgrimage" in France |
285 |
| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.86-4 | |
| Original Articles | |
| Masahiko Togawa Secularising "Islamists" and Radicalising "Secularists": The Formation of Biopolar Politics and the Transformation of the Public Sphere through Interaction between Islamic Political Parties and NGOs in Bangladesh |
291 |
| Introductory Essay for Special Theme | |
| Andrea De Antoni, Ran Muratsu Skills of Feeling with the World: An anthropology of Affect, Imagination and Memory |
299 |
| Original Articles (Special Theme) | |
| Xinzhe Huang How Can Qi Be Felt?: The Example of Qigong Practice in Shanghai |
305 |
| Caitlin Coker "I Could Die": Concerning Memories and Imagination in the Becomings of Pole Dance Practice |
313 |
| Ran Muratsu Demons Listen Too: Imagination and Affect in Spirit Possessions at a Pentecostal-Charismatic Church in Southern Benin |
321 |
| Andrea De Antoni Even Unidentified Spirit Are Exorcised: Memory, Imagination and Enskilment in Healing from Experiences of Possession in Contemporary Japan |
329 |
| Exploratory Article | |
| Shuhei Kimura, Junko Iida, Junko Teruyama, Sachiko Horiguchi, Junichiro Miyachi, Yusuke Hama, Junji Haruta, Sachiko Ozone, Makoto Kaneko, Ryohei Goto Japan's General Practitioner's Responses to COVID-19: Transformations of the "Body Social" in Between Pandemic Waves |
337 |
| Book Review | |
| NISHIO Zenta Ethnographies of Development and Globalization in the Philippines: Emergent Socialities and the Governing of Precarity Edited by SEKI Koki, 2020, UK: Routledge, 216 pages |
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| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.86-1 | |
| Original Articles | |
| OBA-SMIDT Chikage The Arsi Dilemma: Analysis of Cases on Political Struggles and an Invention of Social System in the Gadaa Revival Movements, among the Arsi-Oromo, Ethiopia |
19 |
| ZHOU Feifei Consuming the Artisan Spirit: Chinese Tourists' Study Tours to Japan and the Reinvention of Tradition |
27 |
| Special Theme "A View of Multispecies Ethnography: The World as Seen through the Entanglement of Many Species" | |
| OKUNO Katsumi Introduction |
35 |
| OMURA Keiichi The Engines of Worlding Systems: An Inquiry into the Functions of Ontology from a Comparative Analysis of Inuit and Modern Ontologies |
39 |
| OISHI Takanori Bees as Mediators: From Human-Bee Relations to the Anthropology of Pollination |
47 |
| KONDO Shiaki "Ephemeral Entanglement" and Indigenous Worlds of Interior Alaska: Multispecies Ethnography as Naturalcultural Criticism in the Anthropocene |
55 |
| Overview Articles | |
| TOBINAI Yuko Christianity as a Trickster: "Anthropology of Christianity" and Modernity |
63 |
| TAKANO Sayaka, NAKAZORA Moe Towards an Anthropology of "Making of Law" |
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| JJCA Vol.86-2 | |
| Original Articles | |
| HIRANO Chikako The Anangu Way as Witnessed in Sharing: Based on an Analysis of Canvas Sales and the Acquisition of Money to Purchase Alcohol among Aboriginal People in the Central Australian Desert |
77 |
| YANAGISAWA Eisuke Methods and Issues of Sonic Ethnography as a Practical Research Method Based on Field Recordings |
85 |
| Special Theme "Exploring the Discussions on Morality/Ethics in Anthropology since the 2000s" | |
| SAKAI Tomoko Introduction |
95 |
| KAMBARA Yuko Morality, Ethics, and Their Practice in the Politics of Civic Activism: Impacts of the "Ethical Turn" in the Current Cultural Anthropology |
101 |
| NAKAMURA Sae Enriching the Intersection of Ethnography and Moral Philosophy: How We Attend to/Deflect from Other's Reality |
109 |
| SAGAWA Toru Sparing the 'Enemy' on the Battlefield: Ethical Life and the Sense of Unfreedom |
115 |
| ISHII Miho Living in a Timeless World: Trajectory of Ethical Responses to a Fatal Accident at a Japanese Primary School |
123 |
| 2020 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| UEHASHI Nahoko Translated by HIRANO Cathy My Creative Writing Process and Cultural Anthropology: What Sparks the Flame of Mental Associations |
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| Original Article | |
| ZHANG Shijun Traveling Thangka Painters: Anthropological and Historical Approach towards the Multi-traveling Experiences of Tibetan Artists |
55 |
| Book Review | |
| NAKANO Makibi Akira Goto, Cultural Astronomy of the Japanese Archipelago: Exploring the Japanese Skyscape Routledge Focus, 2021, New York; London, 148 pages |
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| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.85-3 | |
| Original Articles | |
| SATOMI Ryuju Islands of Warfare: A Historical Anthropological Study of the Early Colonial Period in Malaita, Solomon Islands |
111 |
| KONDO Hiroshi Examining the Relation of Relations through Gaps in the Domus: Ethnography of Pig Rearing among the Embera of Eastern Panama |
117 |
| TSUCHIYA Rin Disclosing Society through Amulets in Flow: A Study of Circulation of 'Chimaki' in Kyoto |
125 |
| Special Theme "Food as an Intersection of Culture and Body: From the Earth to Tongue" | |
| OZAKI Takahiro, KAZATO Mari Food as an Intersection of Culture and Body: From the Earth to Tongue |
133 |
| YAMAGUCHI Mutsumi Menus of Cooperation and Giving: A Case Study of A Farm Family of Nanyo City, Yamagata Prefecture |
137 |
| INOUE Atsuki Who Eats the Vegetables I Produced?: Turning Commodities to "Food" and Extending the Concept of Subsistence |
145 |
| OZAKI Takahiro Ethnic tourism and ethnic cuisine: A case study of central Inner Mongolia, China |
153 |
| KAZATO Mari Food and Bodily Communication in Mongolia |
161 |
| JJCA Vol.85-4 | |
| Original Articles | |
| NAGURA Kyoko Exploring New Intermediate Domains in the Post-Socialist Situation in China: Restoring Connections through a Private Educational Center Supporting Children with Intellectual Disabilities |
169 |
| KATAOKA Tatsuki Less than Gods? Gods and Yokai in the Ushioni of Kikuma, Ehime Prefecture |
177 |
| ZHANG Shijun The Portrait of Buddha: An Anthropological Approach Toward the Tibetan Religious Painting - Thangka |
185 |
| Special Theme "The Gift of Imagining/Creating Society: A Case Study of Contemporary Indian Religions" | |
| KURAMOTO Ryosuke The Gift of Imagining/Creating Society: A Case Study of Contemporary Indian Religions |
193 |
| NAKAMURA Sae Ethical Imagination of Humanitarian Gifts: Case Study of Humanitarian Activities under COVID-19 Related Curfew in Sri Lanka |
199 |
| HAMAYA Mariko Free Food May Make Friends: Everyday Commensality and Vernacular Ascetic Society in Haridwar, North India |
209 |
| IIZUKA Mayumi Social Relationships through Gifts: A Study of Religious Gift-Giving Practices in a Hindu Temple |
217 |
| KURAMOTO Ryosuke Organization Imagined and Created through "Good Deeds": A Case Study of Thabarwa Meditation Center in Myanmar |
225 |
| Research Note | |
| SASAKI Rise, Laura HAAPIO-KIRK, KIMURA Yumi Sharing Virtual Meals among the Elderly: An Ethnographic and Quantitative Study of the Role of Smartphones in Distanced Social Eating in Rural Japan |
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| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.85-2 | |
| Original Articles | |
| GOTO Takeshi Techno-ecography of Frontier Industrial Landscape: A Case Study of Property Fabrication by Amazonian Colonists |
49 |
| HASHIZUME Daisaku The People Who Face with Their Ancestral Land: Commercial Logging and Indigenous Quest for True Knowledge on Land and Self in West Fataleka, Solomon Islands |
59 |
| MINAMIDE Kazuyo, Mujibul ANAM What an Anthropologist has Left in the Field: Memories and Narratives of Professor Tadahiko Hara in Gohira Village in Bangladesh |
69 |
| Special Theme "Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Disaster Risk Reduction" | |
| YAMASHITA Shinji Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Disaster Risk Reduction from the Viewpoint of Resilience: An Introduction |
79 |
| KANO Tomoko, GOTA Momoyo Space for Community Resilience: Disaster Risk Reduction Plans for the World Heritage Sites of Patan in Nepal, Lijiang in China, and Bergama in Turkey |
85 |
| DOSHITA Megumi The Resilient Cultural Landscape of Mount Fuji: A View from Miho-no-Matsubara |
93 |
| IWAHARA Hiroi The Cultural Landscape of Bali in Indonesia: World Heritage and Community Resilience |
101 |
| TANAKA Takae Earthquake Ruins and Post-disaster Tourism after the Sichuan Earthquake in China |
109 |
| Exploratory Article | |
| IIZUKA Noriko, SONODA Koji, TANAKA Ayana, OISHI Takanori In the Classroom Where the Field Emerges: An Experimental Study of an Educational Workshop Using the Play-Acting of African Hunting and Gathering Society |
117 |
| IIDA Taku Japanese Society of Ethnology (1934-2004) and Its Ethnological Museum (1937-1962): Reconsideration of Its Character with Reference to Archival Materials |
125 |
| 2019 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| SEKINE Yasumasa Reconsidering Street Anthropology from the "Theories of State of Exception": Anthropology associated with "Duplexed Gazes" for Resisting Neoliberalism |
7 |
| Submitted Article | |
| SONO Fumoto How Local Handicrafts Enter the Global Tourism Market: A Case Study on a Carpet Business in Rural Uzbekistan |
79 |
| Research Note | |
| YAMAKOSHI Hidetsugu Living with Tattoos: A Case study of Young People Managing a Hip Hop and Streetwear Store in the Tokyo Suburbs |
115 |
| Special Issues "An Anthropological Approach to Consumption Practices in Contemporary Asia" | |
| HARA Tomoaki An Anthropological Approach to Consumption Practices in Contemporary Asia: Introduction |
147 |
| KIM Kyounghwa Yonnie Between Self-Management and Communal Obligations: The Consumption Practices of the Affluent Middle-Aged in South Korea |
171 |
| TANAKA Takae Coping with Uncertainty: Consumption of Medicines by Chinese Tourists in Japan |
209 |
| MINOO Arihiro Student Activities to Promote Fair-Trade without Emphasizing It: The Difficulty in Constructing the Citizen-Consumer in Japan |
243 |
| "Modes of Human Engagement with Materiality: Potentialities of Access to Things" | |
| Ksenia GOLOVINA and DOI Kiyomi Modes of Human Engagement with Materiality: Potentialities of Access to Things |
271 |
| Laurence DOUNY The Material Agency of West African Wild Silk: An Ethnographic Exploration into Marka-Dafing Conceptions of Sheen |
291 |
| Ksenia GOLOVINA Walking, Cleaning, and “Kinning”: Material Practice of Grave-Caring among Russian-Speaking Migrants in Japan |
315 |
| DOI Kiyomi Ready-to-Hand and Out-of-Reach: Sensory Experiences of the Landscape on the Camino de Santiago |
357 |
| Rafael MUNIA Gendered Objects Gendering Bodies: Self-Defense Tools and Their Role in Constructing Perceptions of the Potential of the Female Body |
387 |
| Anne Stefanie ARONSSON Social Robots in Elder Care: The Turn Toward Emotional Machines in Contemporary Japan |
421 |
| YOSHIDA Mariko Scaling Precarity: The Material-Semiotic Practices of Ocean Acidification |
457 |
| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.85-1 | |
| Original Articles | |
| MORISHITA Sho Epistemology and Ontology as "Fusion": Concepts of "Distrust of Observed Data" and "a Priori Data" That Constitutes "Non-Naturalistic" Scientific Practice |
493 |
| NISHIKAWA Kei Economies of Feeling and Blood: Cash Crop Production and Trade in Minangkabau, West Sumatra, Indonesia |
501 |
| Special Theme "An Anthropology of Hospitality" | |
| KAWANO Masaharu An Anthropology of Hospitality |
509 |
| YAMAZAKI Masayuki Intertwinement of Commercial Hospitality and Social Hospitality: The Case of Migrants and Tourism in Ogasawara/Bonin Islands |
515 |
| SAMOTO Hidenori Difficulties and Expectations of Living Together: Co-residence and Hospitality in a Village of 'Are'are, Solomon Islands |
523 |
| TERAO Moe Hospitality and Intimacy: A Study on Receiving Visitors in a Mongolian Ger |
529 |
| ABE Tomohisa Politics over Hosting: Case Study of Feast in Hani, Yunnan, China |
537 |
| Exploratory Article | |
| FUJIYAMA Arisa Multi-Layered Extrasensory Perceptions: Through "Remembering" and "Posture" |
543 |
| Submitted Article | |
| ITO Yasunobu Contact Zone of Anthropology of and in Business: Inspiring Synergy between Anthropology and Industry in Japan |
7 |
| ZHU Yi Globalizing Japanese Customer Service: Materialization and Reinterpretation of Culture |
27 |
| Santa LAUKMANE The Niku joshi Phenomenon: Meat eating and Gender inside the Contemporary Japanese Workplace |
63 |
| Research Note | |
| TSUCHIYA Rin Towards Mono Studies: Directions and Possibilities for Material, Things, and Mono's Anthropological studies |
107 |
| The 5th JASCA International Symposium The Internationalization/Globalization of Anthropology in East Asia: Taiwan and Japan | |
| MIO Yuko Introduction |
133 |
| LIN Chen Wei The Current Status and Development of Japanese Studies in Taiwan: From a Folklore-Centred Perspective |
145 |
| GUO Pei-yi Pacific Studies and Comparative Austronesian Studies in Taiwan |
163 |
| HUANG Chih-Huei Legacy and Aftermath: Reflections on the Development of Anthropology between Taiwan and Japan |
203 |
| KAMIZURU Hisahiko Possibilities for Anthropological Collaboration between Taiwan and Japan |
217 |
| IITAKA Shingo Positionality of East Asian Anthropologists in Pacific Studies: Comments on Guo Pei-yi |
227 |
| KUBOTA Sachiko Special Reference to Oceanian Studies |
237 |
| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.84-3 | |
| SONODA Koji Language Socialization of Inappropriate Words: bangà and Baka Hunter-gatherer Societies' Children |
243 |
| UDAGAWA Aya "Order" and Story: Passover Seder of Secular Jews in Argentina |
251 |
| Special Issue "Designing an End-of-Life Care Culture in Contemporary Japan" | |
| UKIGAYA Sachiyo Designing an End-of-Life Care Culture in Contemporary Japan: Ambiguty of Care, Choice of Death, Significance of Place |
257 |
| AIZAWA Izuru End-of-Life Care in Nursing Homes and at Home, and the "Homecoming" Initiative: End-of-Life Care and Related Care as Issues for the Local Community |
265 |
| UKIGAYA Sachiyo Sharing a Room as a Final Place: A Case Study of End-of-Life Care in Guruntobi, a Small-type Multi-function Facility |
271 |
| SUZUKI Katsumi The Art of Forgiveness: A Study of the End-of-Life Care of People Living with HIV/AIDS at the Buddhist Temple, Wat Phra Bhat Nam Phu, Thailand |
279 |
| JJCA Vol.84-4 | |
| OKAMOTO Keishi New Tasks for the Anthropological Studies on Religious Conversion: Christian Narratives among the Duruma in the Coastal areas of Kenya |
287 |
| Special Issue "Dynamics in the Indexical Process of Signification: Perspectives form Linguistic Anthropolgy" | |
| NAWA Katsuo Introduction: Linguistic Anthropology, Indexicality, and Japanese Sociocultural Anthropology |
293 |
| TAKADA Akira Deep Engagement with the Environment: The Use of Demonstratives and Gestures in the Wayfinding Practices of the G|ui/G||ana |
299 |
| KAJIMARU Gaku Embedding Reciprocal Singing in Context: A Case Study of Khap Samneua in Laos |
307 |
| ASAI Yuichi Tracing Ancestral Vestige/Figure: Figure-Ground Reversal, Semiosis, or Realism in the South Pacific |
315 |
| KANEKO Ami Christianization and Language: A Linguistic Anthropological Analysis on Gender Indexicality in the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos, South America |
325 |
| MIYAZAKI Ayumi Illuminating the Processes of Power Negotiations through Language: An Ethnography of the Making of Gendered Indexicality among Japanese Junior High School Students |
333 |
| Submitted Article | |
| IKEDA Yoko Cultivating Urban Spaces: The Community Garden Movement in New York City |
7 |
| Yulong JIA 'Authenticity' and 'Inauthenticity' in Sneaker Culture: A Case Study of Ghanghuo Sneakers in China |
43 |
| WU Zhouyang Danger Beneath Boisterousness: Examining Market Morality and Its Rhetoric in Anonymous Folk Poetry Depicting the Yu'tan Fair in Pre-Socialist Dali |
89 |
| Special Issue | |
| Migration and Transnational Dynamics of non-Western Civil Societies | |
| UESUGI Taeko Introduction to the Special Issue "Migration and Transnational Dynamics of non-Western Civil Societies" |
131 |
| TANAKA Masako Roles of Migrant Organizations as Transnational Civil Societies in Their Residential Communities: A Case Study of Nepalese Organizations in Japan |
165 |
| Natasa VISOCNIK Discourse on Multiculturalism within the Korean Community of Kyoto |
207 |
| UESUGI Taeko The Transnational Civil Society of Nepali Emigrants and the Nepali Government: Corporatism beyond National Borders |
247 |
| OGAWA Sayaka The Logic of "Open Reciprocity" in the Tanzanian Union in Hong Kong and China |
297 |
| JJCA（『文化人類学』）Extended Summaries | |
| JJCA Vol.84-1 | |
| OKANO Hideyuki Democratic Bureaucratic Patron-Client Relationship?: Traffic Order Making and Motorbike Taxies in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone |
325 |
| MATSUMOTO Hisashi Shaping Fairness for Political Participation: Rotation System and Traditional Authorities in the Igbo Society of Nigeria |
333 |
| KONDO Yukiko Disposition of Grief and Apprehending Pain: Rwandan Citizenship Prescribed by the State and People's Morality |
341 |
| HASHIMOTO Eri Paper, Divinity, and the State: Hybrid Political Orders among the Nuer of Post-independence South Sudan |
349 |
| JJCA Vol.84-2 | |
| TAGUCHI Yoko Householding Stories: Domestic Work and the Mutuality of Being in Mumbai |
357 |
| KAWAGUCHI Yukihiro A Kansaijin in Tohoku: Autoethnography on the Recognition of the Self and the Other |
365 |
| OGAWA Sayaka Collective Autoethnographies Generated through Social Networking Services: The Case of Tanzanians in Hong Kong |
371 |
| Submitted Article | |
| TERUYAMA Junko, HATANO Maho, and MATSUNAMI Megumi Dis/ability of Teachers: Managing Difference in Japanese Schools |
5 |
| Anthropology and Folklore in Japan III | |
| MATSUDA Mutsuhiko Occupational and Environmental Folklore |
35 |
| 2017 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| TANAKA Masakazu Grids, Waves, and Nationalism: Some Thoughts from Listening to "Good Vibrations" in a Big Morgue |
5 |
| Submitted Article | |
| KEMIKSIZ Asli Modeled After Life Froms: Embodiment and Ways of Being an Intelligent Robot |
51 |
| ITAGAKI Akemi Ballroom Dance Walk as a Corporeal Technique: Centers of Gravity used for Ballroom Dance Walking and Japanese Nanba Style Walking |
83 |
| Classic Japanese Anthropology | |
| Special Issue: Contemplating Masao Oka's Call for Ethnic Research in War-time Japan | |
| OKA Masao Ethnic Research in Europe |
5 | The Difficulties Facing Contemporary Ethnology | 11 | Folklore Studies in Germany and Austria | 15 |
| SHIMIZU Akitoshi What Was Ethnic Research (Minzoku Kenkyū)? Masao Oka and the Wartime Turn of Ethnology in Japan: a commentary on the papers |
29 |
| Submitted Article | |
| ITO Miku Changing Malian Women's Economic Activities: Vending in the Market, Travelling the World |
63 |
| The 4th JASCA International Symposium The Internationalization/Globalization of Anthropology in East Asia: China and Japan | |
| MATSUDA Motoji Opening Remarks from the President |
79 |
| CHUNG Byung Ho Invited Guest Speech |
81 |
| KAWAI Hironao Introduction: Towards the Construction of Multi-linguistic Networks among East Asian Anthropologies |
83 |
| Part 1: Keynote Lectures | |
| WANG Mingming The West in the East: Chinese Anthropologies in the Making |
91 |
| LIU Zhengai The Influence of Japanese Anthropology in the Mainland of China: Centered on the Post-1980s |
125 |
| Part 2: Roundtable Discussion Further Development of the Relationship between Chinese and Japanese Anthropology | |
| ZHOU Xing The Possibility of Cultural Anthropology between China and Japan |
161 |
| NAKAO Katsumi Chinese Anthropology: The Presupposition of Globalization |
177 |
| SATO Wakana Anthropological Studies of China in Japan: Focusing on Studies of Ethnic Minority Groups in Southwest China |
179 |
| KAWAGUCHI Yukihiro For Whom and By Whom? Internationalization and Globalization of Japanese Anthoropology of China |
185 |
| 2016 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| SHIMIZU Hiromu Reflections on the "Anthropology of Response-ability" through Engagement: A Long and Winding Road from Fieldwork to Ethnography, Commitment, and Beyond |
5 |
| Submitted Article | |
| Donald C. WOOD Photography in the 1930s "Native" Ethnography of Yoshida Saburō: The Eye of the Seikatsu-sha and the Legacy of Shibusawa Keizō's Attic Museum |
37 |
| ITO Kozue Generative Moments in the Enactment of the Japanese Tea Ceremony |
69 |
| Special Issues | |
| The Practices of Feeling with the World: Towards an Anthropology of Affect, the Senses and Materiality | |
| Andrea DE ANTONI and Paul DUMOUCHEL Introduction |
91 |
| Paul DUMOUCHEL Of Objects and Affect: Artificial Empathy, Pure Sociality, and Affective Coordination |
99 |
| Eyal BEN-ARI Weapons as (Lethal) Things: The Body, Emotions and Personal Firearms in the Military |
115 |
| Emma E. COOK Risk and Affective Co-ordination: Food Allergy Experiences in the UK |
129 |
| Andrea DE ANTONI Sympathy from the Devil: Experiences, Movement and Affective Correspondences during a Roman Catholic Exorcism in Contemporary Italy |
143 |
| Shiori SHAKUTO Ageing with Bad-Boy Charm: An Affective Analysis of Japanese Retirement Migration in Malaysia |
159 |
| James R. ANDERSON Comparative evolutionary Thanatology of Grief, with Special Reference to Nonhuman Primates |
173 |
| Anthropology and Folklore in Japan II | |
| SHIMAMURA Takanori Folklore in the Midst of Social Change: The Perspectives and Methods of Japanese Folkloristics |
191 |
| Articles | |
| SAKUMA Yutaka Who Owns This Land? A Polyphonic Approach to the Agrarian Regime in Songhai Society (Western Niger) |
5 |
| The 3rd JASCA International Symposium The Internationalization of Japanese Cultural Anthropology and the Attempt to Strengthen the Overseas Dissemination of Information | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami General Introduction |
25 |
| MATSUDA Motoji Remarks from the President |
27 |
| Part 1: Keynote Lecture | |
| MOON Okpyo 'Globalization' of East Asian Anthropology beyond the Language Barrier: From the Perspective of a Korean Studying Japan |
29 |
| SHIMA Mutsuhiko Comments on Okpyo MOON |
49 |
| Part 2: Roundtable Discussion The Internationalization/Globalization of Anthropology in East Asia: Korea and Japan | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami Introduction |
53 |
| HONDA Hiroshi Internationalization as Multi-lingual Academic Practice: A Case of Korean Ethnography |
57 |
| NAKAGAWA Yuri Some Issues on Writing about Korea in English and the Englishization of Anthropology |
65 |
| YAMAUCHI Fumitaka Crossing Borders, Embodying Divides: On East Asia as a Fissured Site of Knowledge Procution |
73 |
| 2015 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| HAMAMOTO Mitsuru Lethal Narratives and Anthropological Knowledge: Circulation of Narratives around the Death of a Promising Kenyan Youth |
3 |
| Classic Japanese Anthropology | |
| Special Issue: Contemplating Ruth Benedict's The Chrysanthemum and the Sword II | |
| MINAMI Hiroshi From a Viewpoint of a Social Psychologist |
29 |
| WATSUJI Tetsuro Queries on the Scientific Value of The Chrysanthemum and the Sword |
37 |
| YANAGITA Kunio The View of Life of the Ordinary Man |
47 |
| Submitted Article | |
| ABE Satoshi Management of the Environment (mohit-e zist): An Ethnography of Islam and Environmental Politics in Iran |
63 |
| Articles | |
| Classic Japanese Anthropology | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami On the Inauguration of the JRCA "Classic Japanese Anthropology" Series |
5 |
| KAWASHIMA Takeyoshi Evaluation and Critique |
7 |
| ARIGA Kizaemon The Issue of Hierarchy in Japanese Social Structure |
21 |
| Research Note | |
| KISHIGAMI Nobuhiro Revival of Inuit Bowhead Hunts in Arctic Canada |
43 |
| HAMAGUCHI Hisashi Whale Watching: Trouble on the Small Whaling Island of Bequia |
59 |
| The 2nd JASCA International Symposium The Internationalization/Globalization of Cultural Anthropology and Japan | |
| HORIGUCHI Sachiko General Introduction |
69 |
| SEKINE Yasumasa Opening Presidential Address |
73 |
| Part 1: Keynote Lecture | |
| Gordon MATHEWS The Globalization of Anthropology, and Japan's Place within It |
75 |
| YAMANOUCHI Yuriko Comments on Gordon Mathews: On Being Semi-Peripheral |
93 |
| Part 2: Roundtable Discussion: Doing Anthropology in English in Japan | |
| KOIZUMI Junji Notes on the Globalization of Japanese Anthropology |
105 |
| Tom GILL Reasons to be Cheerful about the Role of Japanese Anthropology in a Globalizing Discipline |
113 |
| HAN Min Using Multiple Languages to Make Japanese Anthropology More Relevant to the World |
121 |
| IMOTO Yuki Dilemmas and Hopes within "Globalizing" Japanese Higher Education |
131 |
| HORIGUCHI Sachiko Whither "Japanese Anthropology"?: A Summary of the Post-roundtable Discussion |
141 |
| Special Issues | |
| Anthropology of Japan in Korea and Anthropology of Korea in Japan | |
| MOON Okpyo and KOIZUMI Junji Introduction |
149 |
| PARK Dongseong Anthropological Exchanges between Korea and Japan in the Postwar Era |
157 |
| KWEON Sug-In Anthropological Studies of Japan in Korea since the 1980s |
167 |
| HONDA Hiroshi Social Anthropology of Korea in Japan after the 1980s |
181 |
| SUZUKI Fumiko Anthropological Studies of Korea in Japan since the Mid-1990s: After Village Studies |
193 |
| HAN Seung-Mi Know Thy Neighbor, Know Thyself: Korea and Japan through the Anthropological Looking Glass |
209 |
| SHIMA Mutsuhiko Comments |
225 |
| MATSUMOTO Seiichi Comments |
229 |
| Anthropology and Folklore in Japan | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami On the Inauguration of the JRCA "Anthropology and Folklore in Japan" Series |
233 |
| OGUMA Makoto The Study of Japan through "Japanese Folklore Studies" |
237 |
| 2013 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| SUGAWARA Kazuyoshi A Long Way toward Life in the Wilderness: In What Sense is Fieldwork an Immediate Experience? |
5 |
| Research Note | |
| YAMAGUCHI Hiroko The Socio-historical Background of the Adoption of Hangul in Vernacular Education in Indonesia |
33 |
| The 1st JASCA International Symposium The Internationalization of Japanese Cultural Anthropology and the Attempt to Strengthen the Overseas Dissemination of Information | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami General Introduction |
47 |
| SEKINE Yasumasa Opening Address |
49 |
| Part 1: Special Lecture | |
| Joy HENDRY Forty Years of Research and Teaching on Japan: A Personal Trajectory |
51 |
| SASAGAWA Ayumi Gomments on Joy Hendry's Lecture |
71 |
| Part 2: Round-table Discussion - Bridging the Anthropology of Japan Inside and Outside Japan | |
| KUWAYAMA Takami Introduction |
75 |
| KATO Etsuko Bridging over Troubled Water?: A Native Feminist Anthropologist's Thoughts on "Bridging" Inside and Outside of Anthropological Studies of Japan in Japan |
81 |
| James E. ROBERSON Bridging Anthropology/ies in/out Japan: Engagement, Interaction, Integration |
89 |
| HORIGUCHI Sachiko Bridging Anthropological Studies of Japan in Japan and Abroad: Attempts from the Margin |
97 |
| Special Issues | |
| Practicing a Public Anthropology of the East Japan Disaster | |
| YAMASHITA Shinji Introduction |
105 |
| David. H. SLATER and Maja VESELIČ Public Anthropology of Disaster and Recovery: "Archive of Hope"｡ﾊｴｾ･｢｡ｼ･ｫ･､･ﾖ｡ﾋ |
115 |
| KIMURA Shuhei Visualizing with "Soft Light": A Reflection on Public Anthropology and 3/11 |
127 |
| INOSE Kohei "Living with Uncertainty": Public Anthropology and Radioactive Contamination |
141 |
| Tom GILL Radiation and Responsibility: What is the Right Thing for an Anthropologist to Do in Fukushima? |
151 |
| Sound Cultures of Africa | |
| KAWADA Junzo Introduction |
165 |
| TSURUTA Tadasu The Changing Social Roles of Gogo Sound Culture in Central Tanzania: With Special Reference to the Development of "Cultural Troupes" |
169 |
| KAWASE Itsushi The Amharic Oral Poetry of Lalibäločč in Northern Ethiopia |
185 |
| KAWADA Junzo Notes on the Drum Language of the Ancient Mossi Kingdoms (Burkina Faso) |
199 |
| 2012 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| MATSUDA Motoji The Difficulties and Potentials of Anthropological Practice in a Globalized World |
3 |
| Articles | |
| MORIYAMA Takumi Cultural Resource in Action: Mobilization of Culture in Madagascar under French Colonial Rule |
31 |
| UESUGI Tak Toxic Hotspots as Exceptional Examples: Commons of Tragedy of Agent Orange in Central Vietnam |
55 |
| NAKAHARA Satoe Overcoming Nuclear Tragedy: The Case of the Rongelap People in the Marshall Islands Suffered from H-Bomb Test |
73 |
| 2011 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| NAMIHIRA Emiko Problems and Perspectives in the Anthropological Studies of Japan |
3 |
| Articles | |
| USHIYAMA Miho The Hope of a Cure: From the Case of Atopic Dermatitis in Japan |
21 |
| KURITA Ritsuko "Blackfella Way" and Aboriginal Identity: A Case Study of Adelaide Aborigines |
41 |
| FUKUURA Kazuo Adapting Popular Religion: The Séance Practices of Spirit Mediums and their Devotees in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand |
61 |
| 2010 Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology Award Lecture | |
| YAMASHITA Shinji Japan in 2050: An Anthropological Imagination of Japan's Future through the Dreams of Filipina Migrants |
3 |
| Articles | |
| Andrea DE ANTONI Ghost in Translation: Non-Human Actors, Relationality, and Haunted Places in Contemporary Kyoto |
27 |
| KOBAYASHI Naoko Gendering the Study of Shugendô: Reconsidering Female Shugenja and the Exclusion of Women from Sacred Mountains |
51 |
| HARA Tomoaki US Military Bases and Funshi: The Anti-Base Movements and Community Development in Yomitan Village, Okinawa |
67 |
| UDA Shuhei The Local Adaptation of Cormorant Fishers: A Case Study of Poyang Lake, China |
101 |
| Commemorative Essay | |
| UCHIBORI Motomitsu My Kind of Ethnology/Anthropology: On the Determined Schism between Micro- and Macro-scale Perspectives |
3 |
| Articles | |
| TANAKA Eisuke The Idea of Place in the Protection of Cultural Heritage: In the Case of Claims against the Illicit Transaction of Antiquities from Turkey |
25 |
| KATO Etsuko True Self, True Work: Gendered Searching for Self and Work among Japanese Migrants in Vancouver, Canada |
47 |
| SEKI Koki Governing through Exclusion: The Un/Making of "Citizen" and "Community" through Neoliberal Urban Development in Metro Manila, Philippines |
67 |
| KUBO Akinori Technology as Mediation: On the Process of Engineering and Living with the "AIBO" Robot |
103 |
| MATSUMURA Keiichiro Dynamics of Possession and Distribution: A Case Study of Rural Ethiopia |
125 |
| Commemorative Essay | |
| TANABE Shigeharu Imagining Communities: Anthropological Reflections |
3 |
| Special Issue: New Trends of Tourism/Migration in Japan and Beyond | |
| YAMASHITA Shinji Introduction |
27 |
| IWAHARA Hiroi Heritage Tourism and Cultural Policy in Indonesia: The Impact of National Culture on Tourism Development in Borobudur |
29 |
| ONO Mayumi Japanese Lifestyle Migration/Tourism in Southeast Asia |
43 |
| TANAKA Takae Japanese Reactions to Chinese Tourists: A Perspective on the Reinvention of Value |
53 |
| DOSHITA Megumi Rethinking Environmental Tourism: The Case of Miyama, Kyoto Prefecture |
65 |
| Book Review | |
| Donald C. WOOD Simon PARTNER, The Mayor of Aihara: A Japanese Villager and His Community, 1865-1925. |
77 |
| Articles | |
| ISHII Miho From Passion to Compassion: Healing Rituals and Gender in an Independent Church in Southern Ghana |
3 |
| ONO Akiko The Meaning of "Culture" among Aboriginal Pentecostal Christians: Doing Anthropology of Discontinuity in Australia |
29 |
| Gordon MATHEWS Why Japanese Anthropology is Ignored Beyond Japan |
53 |
| Review Article | |
| KISHIGAMI Nobuhiro Trends in Japanese Cultural Anthropological Research on Whaling Cultures |
71 |
| Articles | |
| KUDO Masako Becoming the Other in One's Own Homeland?: The Processes of Self-construction among Japanese Muslim Women |
3 |
| TACHIKAWA Akihito Is Commercial Fishing a Traditional Pursuit?: Technological Development of the Commercial Salmon Fishery and Adaptation by Kwakwaka'wakw Commercial Fishers |
29 |
| NAKAMURA Yae The Expression of Confucianism in Modern Medical Care in Korea, with a Focus on Organ Transplants |
53 |
| IMAZATO Satoshi Gender Differences in the Folk Classification of Subsistence Spaces and Religious Places in a Japanese Fishing Village |
77 |
| Review Article | |
| HARA Tomoaki Okinawan Studies in Japan, 1879-2007 |
101 |
| ABE Juri and ITO Atsunori A Review of Literature and Trends in Native North American Studies in Japan |
137 |
| Articles | |
| SASAKI Shigehiro Rethinking Witchcraft Confessions in Africa: Imagination on Occult Forces, Morality and Violence among the Ejagham, the Cross River Region |
3 |
| OMURA Keiichi From Knowledge to Poetics: The Sophia of Anti-essentialistic Essentialism in Inuit Traditional Environmental Knowledge |
27 |
| Review Article | |
| IIJIMA Shuji Australian Aboriginal Studies in Japan, 1892-2006 |
51 |
| Research Notes | |
| PENEVA Tina Techniques for Inventing New Traditions by "Grafting" the West in Japan: A Case Study of the "Olive Island" Shodoshima |
71 |
| KIMURA Yoko The Notting Hill Carnival in London: A Study on Masbands, Masquerading Groups of an Urban Festival |
85 |
| Articles | |
| TANAKA Masakazu Towards an Anthropology of Agency: Performativity and Community |
3 |
| ITŌ Megumi Will "Truth" Help "Peace"? The Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone |
19 |
| QIN Zhaoxiong The Process of Change in the Chinese Family in Hubei Villages |
43 |
| Review Article | |
| KURIMOTO Eisei Resurgence in the Midst of Predicaments: Studies on North East Africa by Japanese Anthropologists, 1996-2005 |
69 |
| Articles | |
| SHIMA Mutsuhiko Continuity through Change in Korean Family/Household Structure: An Essay in Historical Anthropology |
3 |
| SENSUI Hidekazu How Do Shamans Encounter Spirits? Trance and Possession among Okinawan Yuta Reconsidered |
29 |
| Review Articles | |
| IRIMOTO Takashi Northern Studies in Japan |
55 |
| KISHIGAMI Nobuhiro Trends in Native North American Studies in Japan since the 1990s |
91 |
| Hans Dieter ÖLSCHLEGER Ethnology and the Study of Japan: A Short Overview of German-Speaking Scholarship |
123 |
| Research Articles | |
| KONDO Hidetoshi Illness in Between: Uncertainty and Everyday Crisis in the Life of a Factory Worker in Northern Nigeria |
3 |
| ISHIKAWA Noboru Remembering National Independence at the Margin of the State: A Case from Sarawak, East Malaysia |
31 |
| Review Articles | |
| UCHIBORI Motomitsu Tracing Ourselves Back to "Ethnologie": Ethnographic Works by Japanese Anthropologists on the Peripheries of Insular Southeast Asia |
45 |
| YAMADA Takako Anthropological Studies of the Ainu in Japan: Past and Present |
75 |
| SASAKI Shiro Anthropological Studies on Ethnic Minorities in Siberia and the Russian Far East by Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Japanese Anthropologists and Ethnologists |
107 |
| David ASKEW Empire and the Anthropologist: Torii Ryuzo and Early Japanese Anthropology |
133 |
| Book Reviews | |
| Lynne NAKANO HAYAMI Yoko, TANABE Akio and TOKITA-TANABE Yumiko (eds.) , Gender and Modernity: Perspectives from Asia and the Pacific |
155 |
| Gordon MATHEWS Katherine RUPP, Gift-Giving in Japan: Cash, Connections, Cosmologies |
159 |
| Research Article | |
| QIN Zhaoxiong Changes in Chinese Lineage and Politics: A Case Study in Rural Hubei |
3 |
| Review Articles | |
| AOYAMA Kazuo Mesoalerican Archaeology as Anthropology and History: Anthropological Archaeological Research in Mesoamerica by Japanese Scholars |
31 |
| ONUKI Yoshio Japanese Research on Andean Prehistory |
57 |
| David ASKEW The Debate on the "Japanese" Race in Imperial Japan: Displacement or Coexistence |
79 |
| KUWAYAMA Takami The Discourse of Ie (Family) in Japan's Cultural Identity |
3 |
| ITOH Abito Japanese Research on Korea |
39 |
| HAYAMI Yoko Within and Beyond the Boundaries: Anthropological Studies of Mainland Southeast Asia since the 1950s |
65 |
| YAMAMOTO Matori The Anthropological Study of Gender and Sexuality in Japan |
105 |
| YAMASHITA Shinji Introduction: Viewing Anthropology from Japan |
3 |
| SEGAWA Masahisa Anthropological Studies in Japan of Chinese Society: 1900-1997 |
7 |
| SUENARI Michio Exodus from Shangri-La? Anthropological Studies in Japan of the Aborigines of Taiwan after 1945 |
33 |
| YOSHIDA Teigo, NAKAMURA Kiyoshi, and KAGAMI Haruya Studies of Bali by Japanese Anthropologists |
67 |
| SUGAWARA Kazuyoshi Ecology and Communication in Egalitarian Societies: Japanese Studies of the Cultural Anthropology of Southern Africa |
97 |
