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Note: Errata slip inserted , Includes bibliographical references (pages 355-379) and index , Not a "Room of One's Own": Engendering Forced Migration Knowledge and Practice / , Gender and Feminist Anthropology , Engendering Development , Gender and Forced Migration , Beyond a Room of One's Own , Gendering Those Uprooted by 'Development' / , Gender, Development, Refugees, and Resettlement , The Kariba Resettlement , Gendered Responses , Interview with Barbara Harrell-Bond / , Girls and War Zones: Troubling Questions / , Troubling Questions , Girls and War Zones: Following Threads in Mozambique , On War Zones and Peace Zones , War Zone Solutions , Gendered Violence in War: Reflections on Transnationalist and Comparative Frameworks in Militarized Conflict Zones / , Household, Home, and Immanence , Comparative Analysis , Gendering Homes and Women's Bodies in War , The Refugee Camp-As-Home , Gender Relief and Politics During the Afghan War / , War and Gender , War, Factionalism, and Flight , Exile and Aid , Gender and Aid , Gender and Violence , Gender, Aid, and the Taleban , The Way Forward , Response to Cammack / , Upsetting the Cart: Forced Migration and Gender Issues, the African Experience / , Root Causes of Forced Migration in Africa , The International Refugee Regime: Helpers or Spoilers? , The Increasing Impact of War on Women and Children: Great Losses, Few Gains , Assistance Programs and the Reinforcement of Male Domination , Resettlement: Who Goes Where and Why , Voluntary Repatriation , Women Migrants of Kagera Region, Tanzania: The Need for Empowerment / , Forced Migration and Gender Constraints , Production in Female-Headed Households , Access to Capital: The Pattern of Income-Generation , Patterns of Expenditure in Male- and Female-Headed Households , The Relevance of Gendered Approaches to Refugee Health: A Case Study in Hagadera, Kenya / , Methods , Refugee Women in Hagadera: Are Their Health Needs Different? , Are Health Workers Aware of Gender Issues in Health, and Do They Act on Them? , Are Health Emergency Programs for Refugees in Need of a More Gendered Approach? , Post-Soviet Russian Migration from the New Independent States: Experiences of Women Migrants / , Two Migration Patterns: A Comparative Overview , European and Russian Migration Flows , A Comparative Look at Relevant Legislation and Policies , Reefs of Post-Soviet Repatriation: A Case Study of Central Russia , Russian Women: The Impact of Migration on Family Life , Russian Women Forced Migrants: Identity, Social Status, and Societal Access , A Space for Remembering: Home-Pedagogy and Exilic Latina Women's Identities / , The School Curriculum As a Site of Amnesia , The Significance of Nostalgic Women's Accounts in the Configuration of Home-Pedagogy , And Finally , Eritrean Canadian Refugee Households As Sites of Gender Renegotiation / , The Eritrean Diaspora , Feminist Approaches to Refugee and Diaspora Studies , Effects of Forced Migration on Households , Forced Migration and Constructions of Gender , Reconceptualizing Household Gender Relations: Masculinity and Power , Negotiating Masculinity in the Reconstruction of Social Place: Eritrean and Ethiopian Refugees in the United States and Sweden / , Eritrean and Ethiopian Cultural Themes: Masculinity and Power , A Profile of Migrant Men , Migrant Priorities , A Longitudinal View: Education, Work, and Status , Private Lives: Choices and Negotiations , The Human Rights of Refugees with Special Reference to Muslim Refugee Women / , Why Pay Greater Attention to the Protection of Muslim Refugee Women? , The Limited Protection of Muslim Refugee Women , How to Better Protect Refugee Muslim Women , A Comparative Analysis of the Canadian, US, and Australian Directives on Gender Persecution and Refugee Status / , Sources of Inspiration , Structure of the Decision-Making Bodies , Substance of Refugee Determination , State Protection , Nexus to Convention Ground , Future Challenges , Women and Refugee Status: Beyond the Public/Private Dichotomy in UK Asylum Policy / , The Normative Structures of International Refugee Law , Privatizing 'Persecution' , 'Serious Harm' and the Violation of Women's Human Rights , Engendering the Concept of State Protection , Depoliticization and Problems in Grounding the Asylum Claim , Beyond the Public/Private Dichotomy in British Asylum Policy? , The Problem of Gender-Related Persecution: A Challenge of International Protection / , Anthropological Data , Anthropologists As 'Expert Witnesses' / , If Anthropologists Are Often Inexpert 'Experts', Why Are They Required? , Advocacy and Human Rights

Note: Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 , Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-341) and index , Maidservants of London : sisterhoods of kinship and labor - Ann Rosalind Jones -- - Women, work, and plays in an English medieval town - Mary Wack -- - Women's networks and the female vagrant : a hard case - Jodi Mikalachki -- - "No good thing ever comes out of it" : male expectation and female alliance in Dekker and Webster's Westward ho - Simon Morgan-Russell -- - "P[ar]cell of murdereing bitches" : female relationships in an eighteenth-century slaveholding household - Kathleen M. Brown -- - Appropriation of pleasure in The magnetic lady - Helen Ostovich -- - Female alliance and the construction of homoeroticism in As you like it and Twelfth night - Jessica Tvordi -- - "Companion me with my mistress" : Cleopatra, Elizabeth I, and their waiting women - Elizabeth A. Brown -- - Tracing women's connections from a letter by Elizabeth Ralegh - Karen Robertson -- - Sewing connections : Elizabeth Tudor, Mary Stuart, Elizabeth Talbot, and seventeenth-century anonymous needleworkers - Susan Frye -- - "Faire Eliza's Chaine" : two female writers' literary links to Queen Elizabeth I - Lisa Gim -- - Mary Ward's "Jesuitresses" and the construction of a typological community - Lowell Gallagher -- - Dearth of the author : anonymity's allies and Swetnam the woman-hater - Valerie Wayne -- - Erotics of female friendship in early modern England - Harriette Andreadis -- - Alliance and exile : Aphra Behn's racial identity - Margo Hendricks -- - Aemilia Lanyer and the invention of white womanhood - Barbara Bowen , These essays consider women's alliances in early modern England, ranging over a variety of communities and classes of women to explore the traces of women's connections. The essays, combining literary and historical methods and materials, are informed by feminism, queer theory, and studies of race

Note: Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015) , Introduction: defiled trades , The Meaning of Dishonor in Early Modern Society , Medieval versus early modern dishonor , Honor, status, and pollution , The Dishonorable Milieu , The status of executioners and skinners, 1500-1700 , Living on the periphery of dishonor , Paradoxical Dishonor: Punishment and Healing , The infamous fur coat, or the unintended consequences of social discipline , The executioner's healing touch: health and honor in early modern German medical practice , Artisanal Honor and Urban Politics , Guardians of honor: artisans versus magistrates , Honor and dishonor in the eighteenth century , Conclusion: dishonor and the society of orders

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-310) and index , "When it comes to holidays, some talk about "seeing the world," others about "getting away from it all." These two basic philosophies of travel are elaborated delightfully in Orvar Lofgren's investigation of "elsewhereness" as a human pursuit. Whether we set out in search of a mountainscape that will take our breath away, artifacts of the past to enrich our minds, the purest sand on the most unspoiled beach, or a summer place to know and cherish, we follow inner itineraries as time-honored and various as the routes we take." "Beginning his cultural journey among some eighteenth-century pioneers of tourism, Lofgren takes us on a tour of the Western holiday world and shows how two centuries of "learning to be a tourist" have shaped our own ways of vacationing. From country walks in search of the picturesque to wilderness trekking for more grandiose views, from seasonal campsites and communities on the coasts of New England and Sweden to Mediterranean resorts and rearranged ruins, from Continental spas to Las Vegas megahotels, we see how fashions in destinations have changed through the years, with popular images (written, drawn, painted, and later photographed) teaching the tourist what to look for and how to experience it." , "The means of travel have bred their own expectations and rewards. Faster and more affordable transportation, besides permitting more than a small elite to go "on holiday," has led to the package tour and the globalization of tourism. In one of his most entertaining chapters, Lofgren talks about the ongoing battle that results from travelers' differing values: what is "authentic," and does it matter? What constitutes too much or too little, good or bad, the wrong or the right kind of travel? This battle, he says, is often fought in the ways we relate to other tourists--we mock, admire, emulate, or distance ourselves from them. "In the history of modern tourism one element is striking. The main tourist attraction tends to be ... other tourists."" "Travelers present and future will never see their cruises, treks, resort interludes, ecotours, round-the-world journeys, or trips to the vacation cottage or condo in quite the same way again. All our land-, sea-, and mindscapes will be the richer for Lofgren's insights. Book jacket."--Jacket , Landscapes and mindscapes -- Looking for sights -- On the move -- Telling stories -- Getaways -- Cottage cultures -- The Mediterranean in the age of the package tour -- Between the local and the global -- The global beach -- Resort ruins -- Looking for tourists

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Arguing that Barbie is an inordinately versatile icon, Mary Rogers examines such issues as her gender identity, her racial identity, her sexual identity, and her class status

Note: In: ACLS Humanities E-Book , Includes bibliographical references (p. [131]-159) and index , Electronic text and image data. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University of Michigan, Scholarly Publishing Office, 2006. Includes both TIFF files and keyword searchable text. ([ACLS Humanities E-Book]) Mode of access: Intranet. This volume is made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-182) and index , 1. Women's experience of migration -- 2. Collecting immigrant women's life narratives -- 3. The stories -- 4. Migration, sexuality, and the preservation of culture and tradition -- 5. Language : identity, silence, and sexuality -- 6. Mothers, daughters, and migration -- 7. The experience of lesbian immigrants -- 8. Final thoughts

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Decolonizing indigenous knowledge - Donaldo Macedo -- - What is indigenous knowledge and why should we study it? - Ladislaus M. Semali - Joe L. Kincheloe -- - Indigenous knowledge and schooling: a continuum between conflict and dialogue - Mahia Maurial -- - Indigenous knowledge as a component of the school curriculum - June M. George -- - Community as classroom: (re)valuing indigenous literacy - Ladislaus M. Semali -- - Science education in nonwestern cultures: towards a theory of collateral learning - Olugbemiro J. Jegede -- - Indigenous knowledge, indigenous learning, indigenous research - Jill Abdullah - Ernie Stringer -- - Indigenous knowledge systems: ecological literacy through initiation into people's science - Madhu Suri Prakash -- - Indigenous knowledge and ethnomathematics approach in the Brazilian landless people education - Gelsa Knijnik -- - Indigenous music education in Africa - Clemente K. Abrokwaa -- - The inseparable link between intellectual and spiritual formation in indigenous knowledge and education: a case study in Tanzania - R. Sambuli Mosha -- - Indigenous languages in the school curriculum: what happened to Kiswahili in Kenya? - Lucy Mule -- - Indigenous knowledge systems for an alternative culture in science: the role of the nutritionists in Africa - Robert K.N. Mwadime -- - Agricultural extension education and the transfer of knowledge in an Egyptian oasis - Anne M. Parrish -- - Indigenous people's knowledge and education: a tool for development - Rodney Reynar -- - Local knowledge systems and vocational education in developing countries - Consuelo Quiroz -- - Indigenous knowledge, historical amnesia and intellectual authority: deconstructing hegemony and the social and political implications of the curricular "other" - Frances V. Rains -- - Indigenous knowledge: an interpretation of views from indigenous peoples - Marcel Viergever

Note: Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 , Includes bibliographical references and index , The quality of being there / C.W. Watson -- Fictions of fieldwork: depicting the 'self' in ethnographic writing (Italy) / Cris Shore -- Location and relocation: home, 'the field' and anthropological ethics (Sylhet, Bangladesh) / Katy Gardner -- On ethnographic experience: formative and informative (Nias, Indonesia) / Andrew Beatty -- Learning to be friends: participant observation amongst English schoolchildren (the Midlands, England) / Allison James -- The end in the beginning: New Year at Rizong (the Himalayas) / Anna Grimshaw -- A diminishment: a death in the field (Kerinci, Indonesia) / C.W. Watson , "The nature of anthropological fieldwork changes from generation to generation, reflecting current personal, moral and political issues. This collection addresses the central position of fieldwork in modern social anthropology, examining previous works on the subject and locating a discussion of the nature of fieldwork within the context of current theoretical debates. Central to this analysis are the personal accounts of six anthropologists, all trained in the tradition of social anthropology and working in a variety of different social, economic and environmental settings - Italy, the Himalayas, Northern England, Bangladesh and Indonesia. Each example is a discussion of the close relationship which anthropologists establish with friends and informants in the field. Collectively they describe the varying ways in which that closeness affects the nature of the anthropologists' observation, as well as an understanding of themselves and their discipline."--Book description

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Note: Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 , Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-253) and index , 1. Pottery and People / James M. Skibo -- 2. The Chaco-Chuska Connection: In Defense of Anna Shepard / James B. Stoltman -- 3. Socialization in American Southwest Pottery Decoration / Patricia L. Crown -- 4. Standardization and Specialization: What's the Link? / William A. Longacre -- 5. Advantages and Disadvantages of Vertical-Half Molding Technology: Implications for Production Organization / Dean E. Arnold -- 6. Rethinking our Assumptions: Economic Specialization at the Household Scale in Ancient Ejutla, Oaxaca, Mexico / Gary M. Feinman -- 7. Ceramics and Social Contexts of Food Consumption in the Northern Southwest / Barbara J. Mills -- 8. Levels of Complexity: Ceramic Variability at Vijayanagara / Carla M. Sinopoli -- 9. Finely Crafted Ceramics and Distant Lands: Classic Mixtequilla / Barbara L. Stark -- 10. Tecomates, Residential Mobility, and Early Formative Occupation in Coastal Lowland Mesoamerica / Philip J. Arnold III -- 11. Exploring the Origins of Pottery on the Colorado Plateau / James M. Skibo and Eric Blinman -- 12. "Looking Up" at Early Ceramics in Greece / Karen D. Vitelli -- 13. A Behavioral Theory of Meaning / Michael Brian Schiffer

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-198) and index , Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-263) and index , Preface to the Second Edition; Acknowledgments to the First Edition; 1. The Charismatic Group; I: FORCES IN THE CHARISMATIC GROUP; II: A MODEL OF THE CHARISMATIC GROUP; III: CASE HISTORIES OF CHARISMATIC GROUPS; IV: SPIRITUAL RECOVERY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE; APPENDIX A: The Charismatic Group: A Summary; APPENDIX B: The Charismatic Group: Examples; APPENDIX C: Chronology of the Studies; Notes; Bibliography; Index , This revision of the author's 1989 book includes three new chapters on cult developments in the 1990s, spiritual recovery movements, and alternative medicine. There are also 32 new photographs

Note: "This book is a project of the Asia Research Centre, Murdoch University, Western Australia." , Includes bibliographical references and index , Cultural relations, class and the new rich of Asia - Michael Pinches -- - Consumption, social differentiation and self-definition of the new rich in industrialising Southeast Asia - Ken Young -- - From Orang Kaya Baru to Melayu Baru - A.B. Shamsul -- - Contribution of a Japanese firm to the cultural construction of the new rich in Malaysia - Wendy A. Smith -- - Singapore - Chua Beng Huat and Tan Joo Ean -- - Years of living luxuriously - Ariel Heryanto -- - New rich and cultural tensions in rural Indonesia - Hans Antlöv -- - How a revolution becomes a dinner party - Christopher Buckley -- - Creating the Thai middle class - Jim Ockey -- - State, globalisation and Indian middle-class identity - Salim Lakha -- - Entrepreneurship, consumption, ethnicity and national identity in the making of the Philippines' new rich - Michael Pinches

Note: Using Philadelphia as a case study, this title explores the history of day care from the perspective of families who used it, tracing day care's transformation from a charity for poor single mothers in the early 20th century to a culturally accepted social need for ordinary families - and a potential responsibility of government - by the 1950s , Includes bibliographical references and index

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Cover -- Writes of Passage -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- 1 Introduction -- FIELDS OF INTEREST -- SPACES OF REPRESENTATION -- SPACES OF TRAVEL -- AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ESSAYS -- REFERENCES -- 2 Limited Visions of Africa -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 3 Enlightenment Travels -- BOGLE AND TURNER IN TIBET -- BUDDHISM DEFINED -- A PIVOTAL MOMENT -- LHASA AT LAST -- BEYOND INDIA AND TIBET -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 4 Writing Travel and Mapping Sexuality -- MAPPING SEXUALITY: THE NIGHTS AND THE SOTADIC ZONE -- TRAVEL GEOGRAPHIES AND TRAVELLING SEXUALITIES -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 5 The Flight from Lucknow -- THE FLIGHT FROM LUCKNOW -- TRAVELLING AND WRITING HOME -- TRAVELLING AWAY -- RECONSTRUCTING HOME -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 6 Scripting Egypt -- TRAVEL WRITING -- THEATRE, TEXT -- SCRIPTING, TRAVELLING AND WRITING -- SITES AND SIGHTS -- EGYPTIAN MODERN: VIEWING PLATFORMS AND VANTAGE-POINTS -- EXCAVATION AND EXHIBITION -- VIEW-HUNTING IN THE CABINET OF CURIOSITIES -- SCRIPTING EGYPT -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 7 Dis-Orientation -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 8 The Exoticism of the Familiar and the Familiarity of the Exotic -- INTRODUCTION: THE INSTABILITY OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCE -- EUROPEAN, ORIENTAL, OR BALKAN? -- CLASSICAL AND MODERN GREECE -- TRAVELLING THEORIES -- READINGS -- ENGLISHMEN, GREEKS, TURKS AND ROMANS -- A STRANGE LIKENESS: GREECE AND IRELAND -- CONCLUSION: GREEK CARICATURES -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 9 Travelling through the Closet -- INTRODUCTION -- PSYCHOANALYSIS AND LITERARY THEORY -- THE CLOSET -- GEOGRAPHIES OF DESIRE -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 10 Writing over the Map of Provence -- WRITING THE ENGLISH COUNTRY IDYLL IN RURAL FRANCE -- LITERARY DEVICES -- AN UNMEDIATED PLACE -- CONCLUSION: 'PROVENCE'-JUST A FICTIONAL LANDSCAPE? -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Index

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-186) and index , Drawing on twenty years of fieldwork and on psycho logical theory this book explores issues of male identity among the Gisu of Uganda in the context of the moral dilemma faced by men who define them- selves in terms of their capacity for violence

Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages [239]-309) and index , Papers from a conference, "Wanderzwang-Wanderlust," held Mar. 22-25, 1995, in Halle, Germany, by the Interdisziplinäres Zentrum für die Erforschung der Europäischen Aufklärung , Online-Ausgabe:

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