...Nur Yalman Abstract In this paper I am concerned with an examination of symbolic and social dual organization. Does “dual organization” refer to those rare social systems in which the total community is in one way or another bisected into two definable “groups” which have certain formal relations...

... administrator held that there existed from the Indian subcontinent to Japan a special sort of Asian society and culture, the dual society, based on die following major features: it was governed by tradition, and its people were spatially immobile; it was a rural society based on a corporate land tenure system...

... Egbert de and Echavarria Jose Medina , ( UNESCO , Vol. I ) Chap. III, Part One, p. 67 . Southeast Asian Society: Dual or Multiple Comments by BENJAMIN HIGGINS IT is now ten years since I wrote my own initial critique of the theory of sociological dualism presented by J. H. Boeke...

...John T. Roberts Hindi Stories: A Dual Language Reader for Area and Advanced Language Students . Translated by Usha Saksena Nilsson . Madison : South Asian Language and Area Center, University of Wisconsin–Madison (Publication Series, No. 1), 1975 . xix, 324 pp. Glossary, Abbreviations...

... between Buddhism and its complimentary religion. See Yalman Nur , “Dual Organization in Central Ceylon,” in: Anthropological Studies in Theravāda Buddhism , op. cit. , pp. 197 – 223 . The impact of Western education and Buddhist modernism has tended to transform Sinhalese society...

...Martin E. Abel Trade and Growth in the Philippines: An Open Dual Economy . By George L. Hicks and Geoffrey McNicoll . Ithaca : Cornell University Press , 1971 . xi. 244 pp. Illustrations, Bibliography, Index, $8.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1973 1973...

...Susan Seymour Women, Work and Marriage in Urban India: A Study of Dual- and Single-Earner Couples . By G. N. Ramu . Newbury Park : Sage Publications, Inc. , 1989 . 206 pp. $24.00. Women, Poverty and Resources . By Ponna Wignaraja . Newbury Park : Sage Publications, Inc...

... that transcended the boundaries between colony and metropole and bound them together. It is precisely this expressive versatility, or “dual career,” of “Arirang” in the late colonial period that I foreground here in order to provide some balance to the more abundant depictions of the song as target...

...Lucian W. Pye Abstract AS hard as I try, I cannot comfortably arrive at the conclusion that Manning Nash's concept of “multiple society” is really in conflict with Boeke's and Furnivall's notion of the “dual society.” The two concepts deal with somewhat different problems and thus they tend...

.... It is difficult to conceive of two modern constitutions more diametrically opposed in spirit and in basic mechanics. The new constitution thus labored under the dual handicaps of alien authorship and of a radical departure from the traditionally ascendant norms and institutions of Japanese politics. It provided...

... ruling class with their Chinese subjects was most striking in staffing the bureaucracy. Unlike preceding alien dynasties, the Manchus over the course of 268 years of rule shared a good proportion of key offices with Chinese. The system of dual appointments of Manchus and Chinese operated in the capital...

... it is separated from the body, are enumerated. The image that emerges of the “soul” indicates that the Chinese concept ling-hun has a dual nature that incorporates the cultural aspect of being human and the individual personality. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1979 1979 1...

...Lynn T. White, III Abstract The industrial sector of China, as of Japan and many other nations, is a “dual” economy. Jobs with radically different labor productivities tend to receive different wages; thus, there are many kinds of labor-capital relations. Some workers perform their duties—often...

... change and the nature of “disequilibrium” will be described and explained. The following items will be relevant for our consideration: dual structure, changes in output composition and occupational distribution, external disequilibrium (i.e., deficits in the balance of international payments, foreign aid...

... to the prevalence of uxorilocal and “small daughter-in-law” ( tongyangxi ) marriage and to the nurturing of uterine families (Wolf and Huang 1980; Wolf 1972). My purpose is to contribute to this reassessment with a discussion of customary practices of postmarital dual residence for women and continuing ties between...

... their dual presence in both Euro-American and Chinese pasts (and presents). This move demands a rejection of periodizations that suggest that empires ceased to exist following the period of decolonization from 1945 to the 1970s. This opens up new avenues of historical and normative inquiry to acknowledge...

...Figure 1. Dual definitional stretch in state-society relations. ...

... of standard dual-economy models has been broken down, and scholars have recognized the implications, both theoretical and policy-related, of the existence and development of the “pluriactive” rural household that derives its income from a variety of sources alongside agriculture. Various ways of analyzing...

... e.g., Dumézil , L'idéologie tripartie , p. 34 f,; Les dieux des indo-européens ( Paris 1952 ), p. 9 ff.; Mitra-Varuṇa , passim; Mythe et épopée ( Paris 1968 ), p. 147. 7 I refer to my recent publications The Dual Deities in the Religion of the Veda ( Amsterdam Acad...