Senri Ethnological Studies (SES)
No. 81 Anthropological Study of Europe as Seen from Japan: Considering a Contemporary Form and the Meaning of Social
January 31, 2013 Publication
Edited by Akiko Mori
back numbersINTRODUCTION
- Considering Contemporary Forms and Meanings of the Social:The Anthropology of Europe
- Akiko Mori
I. SOCIAL CHANGE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY
- The Extending Horizons of Rural Malta: 1960-2010
- Jeremy Boissevain
- An Anthropological Study of Charities: Social Activities and Change in an English Rural Community
- Yuko Shioji
- Storytelling Practices and the Formation of Collective Experience: Narratives of the Conflict in Northern Ireland
- Tomoko Sakai
II. SOLIDARITY AND INDIVIDUALISM
- Sociability and Associations in Rural French Jura: Justice, Property Rights and Moral Economy
- Atsushi Miura
- The Morality of Illegal Practice: French Farmers’ Conceptions of Globalization
- Osamu Nakagawa
- Halfway Down to Solitude: Ageing as the Process of Engagement/Disengagement through Social Welfare in Finland
- Erika Takahashi
III. CULTURAL MANIFESTATIONS AND COMMUNAL ENTITIES
- Individuals as Actors of Social Change: A Case Study of the Revitalisation of El Camino de Fisterra-Muxía and Costa da Morte in Galicia, Spain
- Hiroko Takenaka
- Cultural Heritage Issues in Turkey and the Category of ‘Europe’: Roman Mosaic Collections Discovered in Zeugma, Southeast Turkey
- Eisuke Tanaka
- Customizing Places: Pilgrimage Sites, Holy Statues, and the Moment of ‘Connectedness’ in Contemporary Malta
- Kuniko Fujiwara
IV. SOME REMARKS TO OPEN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN
- An Anthropologist of Japan from Europe Looks at the Anthropology of Europe from Japan
- Joy Hendry
- The Inside of Outside: From Another Native’s Point of View
- Gergely Mohácsi
- List of Contributors