Shichigosan : change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan
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Papp Melinda 1972- Shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan Melinda Papp New York Palgrave Macmillan/Springer Nature 2016 xi, 262 p. ill. 22 cm Palgrave studies in urban anthropology "This Palgrave Macmillan imprint is published by Springer Nature"--Title page verso. Bibliogr.: p. 251-252. This book presents a case study of shichigosan, an extremely popular childhood family ritual in contemporary Japan. It is an interesting example of a custom with very ancient roots (going back to the tenth century), that has undergone several transformations during the course of its history, adapting to changing socio-economic and cultural circumstances. Within the study, the ritual unfolds as a shared platform where basic social values, views on children and family life, and individual perceptions emerge, are expressed and moulded at the same time. This book offers a multidisciplinary approach to the study of a ritual practice in the intensely urbanized context of present-day Japan. könyv sintóizmus szertartás folklór japán Rites and ceremonies Japan. EUL01 |
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Papp Melinda (1972-) |
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Papp Melinda (1972-) Shichigosan : change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan Palgrave studies in urban anthropology sintóizmus -- szertartás folklór -- japán Rites and ceremonies -- Japan. |
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Papp Melinda (1972-) |
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Papp Melinda 1972- |
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Shichigosan : change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan |
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change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan |
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Shichigosan |
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Shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan Melinda Papp |
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Shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan Melinda Papp |
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Shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan Melinda Papp |
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Shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban Japan |
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shichigosan change and continuity of a family ritual in contemporary urban japan |
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Palgrave studies in urban anthropology |
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Palgrave studies in urban anthropology |
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2016 |
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2016 |
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xi, 262 p. : ill. ; 22 cm |
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1137565373 9781137565372 |
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sintóizmus -- szertartás folklór -- japán Rites and ceremonies -- Japan. |
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sintóizmus -- szertartás folklór -- japán Rites and ceremonies -- Japan. sintóizmus folklór Rites and ceremonies szertartás |
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General_Note:"This Palgrave Macmillan imprint is published by Springer Nature"--Title page verso. This book presents a case study of shichigosan, an extremely popular childhood family ritual in contemporary Japan. It is an interesting example of a custom with very ancient roots (going back to the tenth century), that has undergone several transformations during the course of its history, adapting to changing socio-economic and cultural circumstances. Within the study, the ritual unfolds as a shared platform where basic social values, views on children and family life, and individual perceptions emerge, are expressed and moulded at the same time. This book offers a multidisciplinary approach to the study of a ritual practice in the intensely urbanized context of present-day Japan. |
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Bibliogr.: p. 251-252. |