Narifumi Maeda
Biographic Data
| ID | 3870190 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Narifumi Maeda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Narifumi |
| FAMILY NAME | Maeda |
| SIGNATURE | MAEDA N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 38 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Forest and the Sea in the Southeast Asian Maritime World
Forest and the Sea among the Bugis
Agricultural Rites in South Sulawesi
Household and Religion
Hendrik M.J.Maier. In the Center of Authority
Befody
This paper provides supP imentary notes on the flexibility of ethnicity in the vicinity of Lake Alaotra Madagascar It deals with a set - tlement Befody in the fringe area of the Si hanaka Befody mostly consists of immigrant Betsimisaraka from the south and west They identify themselves as Betsimisaraka but out - siders mainly the Sihanaka regard them a part of the Sihanaka In actuality there are differences between BefQdy people and other Sihanak…
Agriculture of Madagascar
A Note on Frontier Settlements in Johor
Makassarese Social Organization in a Mountainous Habitat
This paper aims to provide a concise description ofamountain vlllage situated in an ecotone between thc Makassarese and the Buginese in order to elucidate one type of padifarming community in South Sulawesi The first three scctions give back ground information on methodology history and population fecusing on adaptation to a mountain ous habitat The latter part describes modes of organization for cultivation and collcludes with the concentric ca …
Three Malay Villages
Sulawesi Revisited
Three Malay Villages
Multihousehold Compound and Family Circle
This papcl a ms to clarif the nature of the fa 1y in bilateraI societies in SQutheast Asia by reviewing the late Dr 1(oichi Mizuno s s dies on ' ' multihouse hold compounds in Northeast Thailand in com parison with kin groupings among Kedah Malays In his early analysis Dr Mizuno grasped the multihousehQld compound as an extended family but g1 adually he revised this concept Later he analysed familial fbrms from the viewpoint of cultural pattern c…
Three Malay Villages
The Malay Family as a Social Circle
The Malay Family as a Soeial C'irc]e direct or indirect social transactions
A Preliminary Report of a Study on Symbolism among the Buginese
Adoptive Pro-Parents and Pro-Children among the Malays
This is the g econd paper of our jo nt work n the substitutability of parcntal roles am ng
Coresidence of Alternative Generations among Malay Peasants
comprislng various dyadic re ationships The household usually consists of a part of such a family circle centering on a conjugal couple This does not mean however that the household composition is based on the ideal of nuclear family as the nuclear falnily is not ideologized among the Marays Rather we would argue the substitutability of parental roles makes easy the frequent occur rence of proparental household especially of those househo ds comp…
A Report on the Rural Leadership in Delta Region under Thieu Government
The Aftereffects of Hajj and Kaan Buat
The aim of this paper is to examine and compare in two societies with different religious backgrounds the aftereffects of ritual in terms of the deference-entitlements which are enhanced through ritual. Deference is "a way of expressing an assessment of the self and of others with respect to 'macro-social' properties" (Shils 1968 :105). The deferential person expects he will get something he lacks or wants or needs from the person to whom he defe…
Family Circle, Community, and Nation in Malaysia
The Concept of Family in Malay Culture
Marriage with Near-Kin in a Malay Village, Melaka
Marriage with
Authority and Leadership among the Jakun (Orang Hulu) of Malaya
Marriage and divorce among the Jakun (Orang Hulu) of Malaya
E. R. Leach, PUL Eliya-A Village in Ceylon, A Study of Land Tenure and Kinship , Cambridge Univ. Pr., 1961,xiv+344p
Tidings from the University of Malaya
A Padi Farming Village in the Northwest Part of Malaya, Interium Report
in the village by Padi timor ( )adi feuncha) n order to avoid becoming indebted a farlning household has to cultivate a miniumuln padi farm over 7 regon9 FQr the poor peasants there is almost no possiblity to purchase and rent farms in the village The governmen ' s policy to aid these peasants has Ilot been effectively brought into operation Besides the inheritance patterns adat or sharia ' in the vi1 - 1age are further accelerating the fraglnent…
The Aborigines in Malaya
David E. Sopher. The Sea Nomads, A Study based on the Literature of the Maritime Boat People of Southeast Asia . (Memoirs of the National Museum, No.5) Singapore
Among the Orang Hulu (Jakun) of Ulu Endau, Johor
Istilah Ekonomi, Inggeris-Melayu-Inggeris . (Siri Istilah DBP Bil. 3.) Kuala Lumpur
Ethel Nurge. Life in a Leyte Village . American Ethnological Society, Monograph No. 40; Seattle
A Jakun Kinship Terminology
Familial forms of the Jakun (Orang Hulu) in Malaya
kippong )
The Center's new research project on rice growing communities in Malaya
Authority and Leadership among the Jakun (Orang Hulu) of Malaya
Marriage and divorce among the Jakun (Orang Hulu) of Malaya
Asmah Haji Omar and Rama Subbiah. An Introduction to Malay Grammar . Kuala Lumpur
Raymond Firth. Malay Fishermen
Marriage with Near-Kin in a Malay Village, Melaka
Marriage with
The Concept of Family in Malay Culture
Adoptive Pro-Parents and Pro-Children among the Malays
This is the g econd paper of our jo nt work n the substitutability of parcntal roles am ng
Coresidence of Alternative Generations among Malay Peasants
comprislng various dyadic re ationships The household usually consists of a part of such a family circle centering on a conjugal couple This does not mean however that the household composition is based on the ideal of nuclear family as the nuclear falnily is not ideologized among the Marays Rather we would argue the substitutability of parental roles makes easy the frequent occur rence of proparental household especially of those househo ds comp…
A Report on the Rural Leadership in Delta Region under Thieu Government
The Aftereffects of Hajj and Kaan Buat
The aim of this paper is to examine and compare in two societies with different religious backgrounds the aftereffects of ritual in terms of the deference-entitlements which are enhanced through ritual. Deference is "a way of expressing an assessment of the self and of others with respect to 'macro-social' properties" (Shils 1968 :105). The deferential person expects he will get something he lacks or wants or needs from the person to whom he defe…
Family Circle, Community, and Nation in Malaysia
A Preliminary Report of a Study on Symbolism among the Buginese
The Malay Family as a Social Circle
The Malay Family as a Soeial C'irc]e direct or indirect social transactions
Multihousehold Compound and Family Circle
This papcl a ms to clarif the nature of the fa 1y in bilateraI societies in SQutheast Asia by reviewing the late Dr 1(oichi Mizuno s s dies on ' ' multihouse hold compounds in Northeast Thailand in com parison with kin groupings among Kedah Malays In his early analysis Dr Mizuno grasped the multihousehQld compound as an extended family but g1 adually he revised this concept Later he analysed familial fbrms from the viewpoint of cultural pattern c…
Asian Studies and History (23 works) · Malay (9 works) · Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies (8 works) · Work (physics (7 works) · Ethnic group (6 works) · Government (linguistics (6 works) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (4 works) · Socioeconomic Development in Asia (4 works)