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- Title Pages
- Dedications
- Preface
- Message from Ainu-Mosir
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1 Beyond Ainu Studies -
2 Ainu Ethnography -
3 Tourists, Anthropologists, and Visions of Indigenous Society in Japan -
4 Tokyo Ainu and the Urban Indigenous Experience -
5 Charanke -
6 As a Child of Ainu -
7 Is Ainu History Japanese History? -
8 Ainu and Hunter-Gatherer Studies -
9 Trade and the Paradigm Shift in Research on Ainu Hunting Practices -
10 Our Ancestors’ Handprints -
11 The Gender of Cloth -
12 From Collecting Words to Writing Grammars -
13 The Ainu, Law, and Legal Mobilization, 1984–2009 - References
- Contributors
- Index
- Production Notes
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- Source:
- Beyond Ainu Studies
- Publisher:
- University of Hawai'i Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedications
- Preface
- Message from Ainu-Mosir
-
1 Beyond Ainu Studies -
2 Ainu Ethnography -
3 Tourists, Anthropologists, and Visions of Indigenous Society in Japan -
4 Tokyo Ainu and the Urban Indigenous Experience -
5 Charanke -
6 As a Child of Ainu -
7 Is Ainu History Japanese History? -
8 Ainu and Hunter-Gatherer Studies -
9 Trade and the Paradigm Shift in Research on Ainu Hunting Practices -
10 Our Ancestors’ Handprints -
11 The Gender of Cloth -
12 From Collecting Words to Writing Grammars -
13 The Ainu, Law, and Legal Mobilization, 1984–2009 - References
- Contributors
- Index
- Production Notes
