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Asian Ethnology [formerly Asian Folklore Studies]
Number 67, Volume 2, 2008
Popular Religion and the Sacred Life of Material
Goods in Contemporary Vietnam
Guest editor: Laurel Kendall
Editor's Introduction: Popular Religion and the
Sacred Life of Material Goods in Contemporary
Vietnam. [177-199]
Kendall, Laurel
The One-Eyed God at the Vietnam
Museum of Ethnology: The Story of a Village
Conflict. [201-218]
Nguyễn Văn Huy and Phạm Lan Hương
Three Goddesses in and out of Their
Shrine. [219-236]
Kendall, Laurel, Vũ Thị Thanh Tâm, and Nguyễn Thị
Thu Hương
Amulets and the Marketplace.
[237-255]
Vũ Hồng Thuật
A Thái Divination Kit in the Vietnam
Museum of Ethnology. [257-269]
Vi Văn An
Đàn
tính: The Marvelous and Sacred Musical Instrument of
the Tày People. [271-286]
La Công Ý
Sacred Object, Artifact, or Cultural
Icon? Displaying the “Xặng bók” Tree of the Thái
People. [287-304]
Võ Thị Thường
Yin Illness: Its Diagnosis and
Healing within “Lên Đồng” (Spirit Possession)
Rituals of the Việt. [305-321]
Nguyễn Thị Hiền
The Revenge of the Object: Villagers
and Ethnographers in Ðồng Kỵ Village. [323-343]
Tai, Hue-Tam Ho and Lê Hồng Lý
Review of: Judith T. Zeitlin, “The
Phantom Heroine: Ghosts and Gender in
Seventeenth-Century Chinese Literature”. [345-347]
Carlitz, Katherine
Review of: Eli Alberts, “A History of
Daoism and the Yao People of South China”. [347-349]
Skar, Lowell
Review of: Philip Taylor, “Modernity
and Re-enchantment: Religion in Post-revolutionary
Vietnam”. [349-354]
Fjelstad, Karen
Review of: Philip Lutgendorf,
“Hanuman’s Tale: The Messages of a Divine Monkey”.
[354-356]
Brackett, Jeffrey
Review of: Joost Coté, “Realizing the
Dream of R. A. Kartini: Her Sisters’ Letters from
Colonial Java”. [357-360]
Lee, Doreen
Asian Ethnology [inaugural issue]
Number 67, Volume 1, 2008
Editors’ Introduction [1-3]
Dorman, Benjamin and Scott Schnell
“Tribes of Snow”: Animals and Plants
in the Nuosu “Book of Origins” [5-42]
Bender, Mark
Ema-gined Community: Votive Tablets (ema)
and Strategic Ambivalence in Wartime Japan [43-77]
Robertson, Jennifer
The Moon Bear as a Symbol of “Yama”:
Its Significance in the Folklore of Upland Hunting
in Japan [79-101]
Knight, Catherine
Chanted Narratives of Indigenous
People: Context and Content. [103-121]
Mathur, Nita
Kaniyan: Ritual Performers of Tamil
Nadu, South India. [123-135]
John, S. Simon
Review Essay: Redefining the History
of Australia’s Asianness. [137-149]
Coté, Joost
Review of: Karin Guggeis et al., eds.
“Football: One Game-Many Worlds”. [151-153]
Sogawa, Tsuneo
Review of: Kim Brandt, “Kingdom of
Beauty: Mingei and the Politics of Folk Art in
Imperial Japan”. [154-157]
Ajioka, Chiaki
Review of: William R. Lindsey,
“Fertility and Pleasure: Ritual and Sexual Values in
Tokugawa Japan”. [157-160]
Kuly, Lisa
Review of: Nathan Hesselink,
“P’ungmul: South Korean Drumming and Dance”.
[160-162]
Maliangkay, Roald
Review of: Duan Baolin
段寳林,
ed.,”Zhongguo Minjian Wenxue Gaiyao”
中國民間文學概要
[Introduction to Chinese Folk Literature], and
“Zhongguo Minjian Wenyixue”
中國民間文藝學
[The Study of Chinese Folk. Literature and Arts]
[163-164]
Bender, Mark and Peace Lee
Review of: Adam Yuet Chau,
“Miraculous Response: Doing Popular Religion in
Contemporary China”. [165-166]
Tan, Chee-Beng
Review of: Matthew Kapstein, “The
Tibetans”. [167-169]
Smith, Frederick M.
Review of:”The Friends of God – Sufi
Saints in Islam:Popular Poster Art from Pakistan”.
[170-173]
Klimburg, Max |
