...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...

... the nature of the phenomenon and hence the reopening of discussion by Professor Manning Nash at this time is very welcome. I should like to deal first with his main theme, and then with a few details of his paper. Professor Nash shows the usual reluctance of the cultural anthropologist to generalize; he...

...Manning Nash Abstract In the study of social integration, there is continual interplay between fact and concept. As new societies come into the ken of social science, theory and method are stretched or hammered to take account of the novel modes of social solidarity. We have not yet come to terms...

...Manning Nash Burma Through Alien Eyes: Missionary Views of the Burmese in the Nineteenth Century . By Helen G. Tracer . New York : Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers , 1966 . xvi, 239 pp. Bibliography, Index. $6.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1967 1967 336...

...Manning Nash Malay Fishermen: Their Peasant Economy . By Raymond Firth . Hamden, Connecticut : Archon Books , 1966 . xviii, 398 pp. Illustrations, Tables, Figures, Appendices, Glossary, Bibliography, Map, Index. $10.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1967 1967...

...Manning Nash Communication, Social Structure, and Development in Rural Malaysia: A Study of Kampung Kuala Bera . By William D. Wilder . Atlantic Highlands, N.J. : Humanities Press , 1983 . 234 pp. Tables, Maps, Figures, Index. $34.25. The Sociology of Production in Rural Malay...

... Burma. By MANNING NASH. New York, London, Sidney: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1965. viii, 333, Maps, Tables, Bibliography, Index. $6.95. Professor Nash's study of peasant life in the central plain of Upper Burma is one of the most important research publications on that country to have been produced...

...Frank M. LeBar Anthropological Studies in Theravada Buddhism . By Manning Nash , Gananath Obeyesekere , Michael M. Ames , Jasper Ingersoll , David Pfanner , June C. Nash , Michael Moerman , May Ebihara , Nur Yalman . (Cultural Report Series No. 13.) Yale University : Southeast Asia...

... to Karenni. Sao Saimong's exploration into the sources of Shan history indicates again the extent of the unexplored archival resources available in London repositories. Ohio University JOHN F. CADY The Golden Road to Modernity: Village Life in Contemporary Burma. By MANNING NASH. New York, London, Sidney...

... by policy-makers and planners in some American sanctuaries of a good deal of semi-fiction about "development." Basically, Dr. Nash has done three things in the preparation of this study. First, he has surveyed the area adjacent to the MandalayAmarapura-Sagaing town complex, the old capital area of the pre...

... and the forces of darkness replaces systematic analysis in the political scientist's research our under- standing of the changes in Southeast Asia is likely to be muddy. JEAN GROSSHOLTZ Mount Holyo\e College Anthropological Studies in Theravada Buddhism. BY MANNING NASH, GANANATH OBEYESEKERE, MICHAEL M. AMES...

...Norman Dwight Harris New Zealand: A working democracy . By Walter Nash . New York : Duell, Sloan and Pearce , 1943 . ix, 335 p. appen. i–vi. $3.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1944 1944 396 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY scured the sense of a number of passages...

...Robert L. Winzeler Peasant Citizens: Politics, Religion, and Modernization in Kelantan, Malaysia . By Manning Nash . Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Center for International Studies, Southeast Asia Program , 1974 . xi, 153 pp. Bibliography. $5.00 Copyright © Association for Asian...

.... EDITED BY R. F. SPENCER. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1971. 164 pp. Index. $6.50. Each of the seven essays in this volume attempts to relate some aspect of religion to the processes of change in South and East Asia. In fact, all but two (Agehananda BharatiHinduism; Manning Nash, Burmese...

... of the seven essays deal with India (J. Spengler on population, W. Hauser on "Society and Politics," S. Tangri on economic history and growth, and R. Park on foreign policy), one with Ceylon (H. Wriggins), one with Burma (M. Nash), and one with aspects of Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia (R. Tilman...

..., TREVOR. The social dimension of Theravada WENK, KLAUS. Das khlong akspn sam des Si Buddhism in Burma. Hibbert journal 60 (July Mahosot. OE 10 (October 1963), 260-264. 1962), 314-322. NASH, MANNING. Burmese Buddhism in everyday BURMA life. American anthropologist 65 (Apr. 1963), 285-295. Periodicals BURMA...

... skin is one of the most common commercial furs of Siberia. University of Oklahoma STUART R. TOMPKINS New Zealand: A working democracy. By WALTER NASH. New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1943. ix, 335 p. appen. i-vi. $3.50. After diplomatic relations between the United States and New Zealand had been...

..., South Asian Affairs Number Two: The Movement for National Freedom in India [Robert I. Crane] Nash, Obeyesekere, Ames, Ingersoll, Pfanner, Nash, Moerman, Ebihara, Yalman, Anthropological Studies in Theravada Buddhism [Frank M. LeBar] National Council of Applied Research, Saving in India 1950 51 to 1961...

... demographic warnings are welcome, despite the touches of melodrama. Park's piece, a recital of some Indian foreign policy events mainly since 1950 and focused primarily on Southeast Asia, bears little relation to the others, as does the also limited paper on Ceylon by Wriggins. Nash's effort on Burma seems...

... in a culture stressing social harmony and deference to others. Ethnicity, centrality, and education are the concerns of Manning Nash's interesting essay; Robert Winzeler's paper on the social organization of Islam discusses the politicization of village Muslim institutions and leadership, with the rise...