Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Illustrations IX
5. Diagrams IX
6. Tables X
7. SECTION I. INTRODUCTORY
8. 1. Aims and Limitations 1
9. 2. Shitayama-cho 11
10. SECTION II. LEVELS AND STANDARDS OF LIVING
11. 3. Some Sketches 29
12. 4. Houses and Apartment Blocks 40
13. 5. Family Income and Expenditure 53
14. 6. Health and Security 63
15. 7. Progress and Planning 77
16. SECTION III. THE FAMILY
17. 8. The Japanese Family System 91
18. 9. Household Composition in Shitayama-cho 121
19. 10. The'House' 136
20. 11. Husbands and Wives 157
21. SECTION IV. THE WIDER WORLD
22. 12. Getting on 191
23. 13. Political Attitudes 210
24. 14. Education 227
25. 15. Leisure 242
26. 16. Neighbours and Friends 253
27. 17. The Ward 269
28. SECTION V. RELIGION AND MORALITY
29. 18. Main Trends of Religious Development 291
30. 19. The Local and the National Community 295
31. 20. Family Rites 312
32. 21. The Individual and the Kami 329
33. 22. Present-Day Religious Teachings 339
34. 23. Beliefs of 'the Uncommitted' 362
35. 24. Society and the Individual 374
36. APPENDICES
37. I. Enquiry Methods 395
38. II. Family Budgets 399
39. III. Social Insurance Schemes in Force in 1951 405
40. IV. Some Documents Concerning the Teaching of Social Studies 407
41. V. Ward Association Annual General Meeting 414
42. VI. Forms and Occasions of Butsudan Worship 427
43. VII. The Objects of Cults; Buddhism and Shinto, Kami and Hotoke 431
44. Notes 437
45. Index 462