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...Frederick G. Kavanagh International Perspectives on Yanagita Kunio and Japanese Folklore Studies . Edited by J. Victor Koschmann , Ōiwa Keibō , and Yamashita Shinji . Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University, China-Japan Program , 1985 . (Cornell University East Asia Papers, no. 37.) x, 206 pp...

... attributed to a single domineering author, minzokugaku comes alive as an ongoing process, full of false starts, competitive personalities, and variations in theory and practice even as Yanagita became enshrined by his followers as the genius founder of the proper minzokugaku upon the celebration...

... of Culture. London : Faber and Faber . Frobenius Leo . [1921] 1953 . Paideuma: Umrisse einer Kultur- und Seelenlehre. Düsseldorf : Eugen Diederichs Verlag . Fukuta Ajio 1992 . “Shoki Yanagita Kunio no kinkyû to gendai minzokugaku.” In Yoshihiko Amino , eds., Rekishigaku...

...Sharlie C. Ushioda Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1971 1971 About our Ancestors . By Kunio Yanagita . Translated by Fanny Hagin Mayer and Ishiwara Yasuyo . Tokyo : Bunsyodo Printing . (Published by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.) 193 pp. n.p.l...

... one which might have encouraged an attitude of skepticism toward the overly centralized and homogenized representation of the past sponsored by the state" (p. 157). "An Approach to Yanagita Kunio's View of Language," by Oiwa Keibo, delineates three distinctive features of Yanagita's linguistic...

... is the center of Yanagita's attention, with emphasis on linguistic analysis of terms such as ho\ai, matsuri, and hoto\e. Chapters 53 to 61 center around discussion of the distinction between ancestors and the newly dead, while the last twenty chapters of the book are generally concerned with Japanese ideas...

... the transformation of state power in the nineteenth century was played out at the local level and the process by which commercialization became capitalism. His work deserves careful reading by a wide audience. ANNE WALTHALL University of Utah International Perspectives on Yanagita Kunio and Japanese Folklore Studies...

... trade statistics. The book came out at a time when there is a great need for better understanding of the China trade issue. It should be read by all who have an interest (academic or practical) in this problem. FENG-HWA MAH University of Washington About our Ancestors. BY KUNIO YANAGITA. Translated...

...). It contains 347 tales, more than half of which are here translated for the first time, in eighteen chapters. The tales are grouped and arranged according to the classification system devised by Yanagita Kunio in Nihon mukashibanashi meii (Yanagita Kunio, superv., Nihon Hoso Kyokai, comp.; Tokyo: Nihon Hoso...

... no hōhō,” Min shūshi no kōzō , pp. 17–56. 55 Quoted in Tsurumi, Hyōhaku to teijū to , p. 26; for a summary of part of Tsurumi's work, see “ Yanagita Kunio's Work as a Model of Endogenous Development ,” Japan Quarterly , 22 , No. 3 ( 1975 ), 223 –38. Tsurumi of course is writing...

... with the 1889 Constitution. Studies in Japanese Folklore. Edited by RICHARD M. DORSON. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1963. ix, 347. Glossary, Notes, n.p. Yanagita Kunio, the late founder of Japanese Professor Maki has preferred to refrain from "folklore science," believed that "Japan posses- extended...

... Robertson on the interconnectedness of two buzzwords of recent decades, kokusaika (internationalization) and furusato (native place). Part Three, "Folk," consists of essays by Hashimoto Mitsuru and H.D. Harootunian on the ethnologist Yanagita Kunio, and the fourth section, "Sports," of an essay by Inoue...

... “nationalized” in the Meiji era. Brandt refers to this nationalizing process, but she does not make it clear that Yanagi, as well as Yanagita Kunio, the originator and “emperor” of Japan folklore studies, was inclined to overlook the “foreignness” of these areas. If these regions were not culturally foreign...

....” In Mirror of Modernity: Japan’s Invented Traditions , edited by Vlastos Stephen . Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press , 144 –59. Hashimoto Mitsuru. 1998 . “Chihō: Yanagita Kunio’s ‘Japan’.” In Mirror of Modernity: Japan’s Invented Traditions , edited by Vlastos...

... years. Brief salutatory observations by the master Yanagita follow. The six broad topical groupings of the Japanese papers suggest an outline of principal interest areas: "Rice Farmers," "The Ebisugami in Fishing Villages," "Ironworkers," "Worshippers," "Housewives," and "Youths." Not surprisingly...

... no furanchaizu . Tokyo : Tokyo keizai . Kunio. Yanagita { 1934 } 1990. “Minkandensho-ron.” In Yanagita Kunio zenshū 28 , edited by Tamemasa Yanagita , Miho Mihara , Chizu Ōta , Takako Akaboshi , and Saburō Hori . Tokyo : Chikuma . Kosaku. Yoshino 1992 . Cultural...

... Vernacular. $70.00. The culture of Hateruma, a south Ryukyuan Japanese island, has been studied before, but never with the care and detail given it by the Dutch anthropologist Cornelius Ouwehand, in a landmark English-language study. Folklorists such as Yanagita Kunio and Origuchi Shinobu have studied...

... Pact, to bring its provisions into accord with the 1889 Constitution. Studies in Japanese Folklore. Edited by RICHARD M. DORSON. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1963. ix, 347. Glossary, Notes, n.p. Yanagita Kunio, the late founder of Japanese Professor Maki has preferred to refrain from...

.... (Helsinki: Suomalainen Teideakatemia Academia Sciemiarum Fcnnica, 1961.) 4 Nippon mukashibanashi shūsei, Three Parts (6 volumes). By Seki Keigo. (Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, 1950–1958.) 3 Nippon mukashibanashi meii. By Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai, editors, and Yanagita Kunio, supervision. Tokyo...

... avoided if Dr. Ikeda had confined herself to Seki's Shusei, upon which she based her study. She lists in her Bibliography and occasionally refers to an earlier classification, the Nippon mu\ashibanashi meii, Tokyo 1948, which was compiled from the notes of Yanagita Kunio and under his supervision. Types...