"Male" and "female" in developing Southeast Asia / edited by Wazir Jahan Karim.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; Washington, D.C., USA :
Berg Publishers,
1995.
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| Series: | Cross-cultural perspectives on women ;
v. 14. |
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: a woman looks back on the anthropology of women and feminist anthropology / R. Firth
- Introduction: genderising anthropology in Southeast Asia / W.J. Karim
- Bilateralism and gender in Southeast Asia / W.J. Karim
- Gender at the margins of Southeast Asia / O. Klein-Hutheesing
- Modern Malay women and message of the "Veil" / J. Nagata
- Engendering disquiet: On kinship and gender in Bali / M. Hobart
- Buddhism, merit making and gender: The competition for salvation in Laos / M. Ngaosyvathn
- Vietnamese women and Confucianism: creating spaces from patriarchy / S. O'Harrow
- Performance and gender in Javanese palace tradition / F. Hughes-Freeland
- Redefining the ̀Maybahay' or housewife: reflections on the nature of women's work in the Philippines / J.F. Illo
- The significance of èating': cooperation, support, and reputation in Kelantan Malay household
- Rewriting gender and development anthropology in Southeast Asia / P. Van Esterik.