ISBN:
9781032327440
,
9781032327457
Language:
English
Pages:
xiii, 250 Seiten
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Illustrationen
Series Statement:
Routledge new horizons in South Asian studies
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als
DDC:
306.0954
Keywords:
Leben
;
Krankheit
;
Tod
;
Südasien
;
Social structure / South Asia
;
Life cycle, Human / Social aspects / South Asia
;
Citizenship / South Asia
;
Neoliberalism / South Asia
;
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Ethnic Studies / General
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Aufsatzsammlung
;
Konferenzschrift 2019$tKyōto
;
Südasien
;
Leben
;
Krankheit
;
Tod
Abstract:
Introduction, Sae Nakamura and Mizuho Matsuo; Chapter 1. Making Up Leprosy in India, James Staples; Chapter 2. 'The Burial of the Dead': Symbolic Space and Identity among the Muslims of Kolkata, Anasua Chatterjee; Chapter 3. Conceiving De-kinning: Practices of Pre-birthing in IVF Clinics in India, Anindita Majumdar; Chapter 4. Making and Un-making of a New Biosocial Subject: Folk Ayurvedic Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights in Contemporary India, Moe Nakazora; Chapter 5. Biological Citizenship and Ethnicity: Experiences of Sickle Cell Anemia in the Tharu Community in Southwestern Nepal, Yuka Nakamura; Chapter 6. Family Size and Couple's Will: Evidence from Household Data of India, Kazuya Wada; Chapter 7. Fluctuating Reproductive Practices in the Age of Precariousness: Birth Spacing in Contemporary Nepal, Makiko Habazaki; Chapter 8. Patching the Relation of Care: An Essay on Senility, Intimacy, and Old Age Allowance in Urban Sri Lanka, Sae Nakamura; Chapter 9. Health and Ageing in Bhutan: How Can We Build a Sustainable Health Care System for Senior Citizens? Ryota Sakamoto; Chapter 10. Ironies, Transnationality, and Care, Bianca Brijnath and Andrew Simon Gilbert; Chapter 11. Precarity, Illness, and Stigmatised Marginality: Living with Arsenicosis in the Bangladeshi Cultural Context, M. Saiful Islam; Chapter 12. Living with Bodily Contingency: Miscarriage Among Childless Women in India, Mizuho Matsuo; Chapter 13. Displaced Death: Grief, Ambiguity and Practices of Waiting in Post-War Sri Lanka, Udeni M.H. Appuhamilage; Chapter 14. Commemorating a Self-immolator: A Case Study of Responses to Self-Immolation in a Tibetan Refugee Society in India, Tatsuya Yamamoto
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