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...Richard W. Wilson Pupil, Parent and School. A Hong Kong Study . By Robert Edward Mitchell . Taipei : The Orient Cultural Service , 1972 . xxiv, 400 pp. Detailed Chapter Outlines, Tables, Appendix, n.p.l. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1973 1973 324 CCP to brief...

... in their early to mid-twenties, and integrating the perspectives of these children on their upbringing and the effect it has had on their young adult lives would have provided a useful complement to the narratives provided by their parents. Non-Asian Americans frequently comment on the willingness of ethnic...

... strengths used. However, family commitments should not interfere with commitments to the state or the collective, and within the family feudal customs should be eliminated. The parents' stranglehold over the lives of their children should be broken. Children should be able to marry without parental...

...Hitesranjan Sanyal Abstract The Sadgapas and the Tilis, two Bengali castes broke with their parent castes. They formed themselves into new castes which gained higher social status than their parent castes in terms of the local caste hierarchy in Bangal. The emergence of the Sadgopa caste...

... crucial emphasis on the extension of loyalty from home and parents to nation and emperor through the absolute equation of filial piety and emperor-loyalty. The frondine soldier, however, found difficulty reconciling the call to die for the emperor with his filial obligation to live for his parents...

... Japan. This ideological significance made the eradication of hiropon a leading public issue, mobilizing the Japanese government, medical establishment, and social actors such as educators, parents, neighborhood associations, the media, and others. The process of eliminating methamphetamine restored...

... to reconstruct from hundreds of thousands of mythological, philological and iconographical details the language, religion and social structure of an ancient parent culture, while the latter proceed from an equally bewildering variety of geological and oceanographical puzzle-pieces to determine the character...

...David T. Johnson Abstract For most cultures and most of human history, the death penalty was taken for granted and directed at a wide range of offenders. In ancient Israel, death was prescribed for everything from murder and magic to blasphemy, bestiality, and cursing one's parents. In eighteenth...

...Karen Leonard Abstract Differing both in structure and operation from its parent Mughal model, the political system which came to be known as Hyderabad State developed in the Deccan in the second half of the eighteenth century. The major structural difference lay in the great power of two...

...Ga Young Chung; Hee Jung Choi Abstract This study explores the South Korean military's ambivalent embrace of “multicultural soldiers,” defined as enlistees with one parent born in a foreign country. Drawing on critical analysis of conscription policy and media reports released between 2000 and 2022...

... of South Korean intended parents entering inter-Asian gamete markets to explore how donated gametes from Taiwanese egg donors have become a “pan-East Asian” genetic commodity that both troubles and reveals the racialized categories and ideologies in South Korea. By examining the marketing and matching...

... we call asymmetrical reciprocity is not necessarily the way the Taiwanese themselves view it. Our concern is with one phase of the life cycle—relatively young married sons in relation to relatively old parents. While parents may not do things for their married sons at this stage, both parties...

..., and the state. She delved into the girls' attitudes toward their families, how they spent the little they earned, their parents' feelings toward factory employment and control over their daughters, and the factories' attitudes and treatment of their workers. She looked at how this new industrial system...

... help rid his parents of the painful cycle of death and rebirth. As Epstein mentions, Buddhists emphasized an intense affective bond between mothers and sons, which created an emotional turn in the history of filial piety. As we know, xiao was also celebrated in the religion of Daoism. Starting from...

... concentrated on the parental generation of Khmer Americans who were in their forties and fifties during the time of her study. This 1098 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES transplanted generation grew up in rural Cambodia, suffered first hand the horrors of war, survived the genocidal regime of Pol Pot, and risked...

... of Infant Care,” pp. 9 – 87 in Hoffman Martin and Hoffman Lois (eds.), Review of Child Development Research , vol. 1 ( New York : Russell Sage , 1964 ). 5 See for example, Becker Wesley C. , “Consequences of Different Kinds of Parental Discipline,” pp. 169 – 208...

... and an antisocial attitude. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1950 1950 1 Official gazette extra , no. 6, June 27, 1946. 2 Thus, in gambling and black market gangs, the “boss” is referred to as oyabun (verbally: parent part); the followers as kobun (verbally: children's...

... was married uxorilocally, or on terms that required return of a male child to her adoptive parents), they are not a focus of this study. Full adoption, in contrast to relationships like guardianship or fostering, gives a son born of other parents the same rights and obligations as a natural son...

... divorce has invited the philandering or immature young husband, and his greedy parents, to undermine Hindu marriage. But the bride's parents won't, and can't, protect her by trying to turn back the legislative clock to the Rishis' law. The elite have no taste for these traditions. Also, the Rishis taught...

..., and inheritance to explain specific characteristics of Korean ancestor worship. Rural Korean males usually marry women from another village and another lineage. The wife moves in with her husband, and if he is an eldest son she moves into his parents' home, where her parents-in-law are often demanding...