Muriel Jolivet

Biographic Data

ID161624
NAMEMuriel Jolivet
GIVEN NAMESMuriel
FAMILY NAMEJolivet
SIGNATUREJOLIVET M
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS9
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1994
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
H-INDEX1

  • Sur les pas des pèlerins des 88 temples sacrés du Shikoku: Une Méditation Entre Deux Mondes

    Open AccessMuriel JolivetARTICLEEbisu2009

  • Japan: The Childless Society?: The Crisis of Motherhood

    Muriel JolivetBOOKJapan : the Childless Society?2005

    Disillusioned by long hours at home alone and by demands from the older generation, Japanese women are marrying later, resulting in a sharp decline in the Japanese birth rate. Muriel Jolivet considers the reasons why Japanese women are finding it increasingly difficult to accept the terms and conditions of motherhood.Japan: The Childless Society explores the major factors contributing to maternal malaise in Japan including:* the 'Ten Commandments…

  • Derrière les représentations de l'infanticide ou mabiki ema

    Open AccessMuriel JolivetARTICLEEbisu2004Cited by: 1

    Le présent article examine la question de l'infanticide ou mabiki, à partir d'un ensemble de représentations conservées dans les temples, les ema, mais aussi de documents écrits ou recueillis oralement. Il présente successivement les trois personnages principaux de cette pratique qui s'est perpétuée bien après la restauration Meiji et même jusqu'au début de l'ère Shôwa : la mère, la sage-femme, et l'enfant que sa famille avait décidé d'éliminer. …

  • Japan: The Childless Society

    Mariko Fujita, Fujita Mariko et al.ARTICLEJournal of Japanese Studies2000

  • Marketing the Menacing Fetus in Japan

    Muriel Jolivet, Helen HardacreARTICLESocial Forces2000

  • Japan: The Childless Society

    Catherine Hakim, Muriel Jolivet et al.ARTICLEContemporary Sociology A Journal…1998

  • Japan: The Childless Society? The Crisis of Motherhood

    Harald Fuess, Muriel JolivetARTICLEMonumenta Nipponica1998Cited by: 7

    Disillusioned by long hours at home alone and by demands from the older generation, Japanese women are marrying later, resulting in a sharp decline in the Japanese birth rate. Muriel Jolivet considers the reasons why Japanese women are finding it increasingly difficult to accept the terms and conditions of motherhood. Japan: The Childless Society explores the major factors contributing to maternal malaise in Japan including: * the 'Ten Commandmen…

  • Japan: The Childless Society

    David C Bell, Muriel Jolivet et al.ARTICLEJournal of Marriage and the Family1998

  • Un pays en mal d'enfants. Crise de la maternite au Japon

    Open AccessMuriel JolivetARTICLEPopulation1994Cited by: 1