Chapter 1 Asian Anthropologies: Foreign, Native, and Indigenous

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Contributors vii
4. Preface ix
5. Chapter 1 Asian Anthropologies: Foreign, Native, and Indigenous 1
6. Chapter 2 The “World-System” of Anthropology: Japan and Asia in the Global Community of Anthropologists 35
7. Chapter 3 Debating the “Japanese” Race in Meiji Japan: Towards a History of Early Japanese Anthropology 57
8. Chapter 4 Constructing Selves and Others in Japanese Anthropology: The Case of Micronesia and Southeast Asian Studies 90
9. Chapter 5 On the Tension Between Japanese and American Anthropological Depictions of Japan 114
10. Chapter 6 Japanese Anthropology and Depictions of the Ainu 136
11. Chapter 7 Past and Present: Two Moments in the History of Chinese Anthropology 152
12. Chapter 8 Anthropology and the Progress of Chinese Education: Cultural Continuity, Cultural Comparison, and the Role of Scholars 184
13. Chapter 9 Chinese National Dance and the Discourse of Nativization in Chinese Anthropology 198
14. Chapter 10 Local Theories and Sinicization in the Anthropology of Taiwan 208
15. Chapter 11 The Making and Indigenization of Anthropology in Korea 253
16. Chapter 12 Anthropology, Identity, and Nation Formation in Malaysia 286
17. Chapter 13 Anthropology and Indigenization in a Southeast Asian State: Malaysia 307
18. Chapter 14 Towards Indigenization: Responses, Challenges and Experiences in the Philippines 335
19. Index 359