Embodying Difference : The Making of Burakumin in Modern Japan

Timothy D Amos

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Idioma: inglés

Editorial: University Of Hawaii Press Aug 2011, 2011

0824835794 / 9780824835798

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Neuware - The burakumin, Japan's largest minority group, have been the focus of an extensive yet strikingly homogenous body of Japanese language research. The master narrative in much of this work typically links burakumin to premodern occupational groups which engaged in a number of socially polluting tasks like tanning and leatherwork. This master narrative, however, when subjected to close scrutiny, tends to raise more questions than it answers, particularly for the historian. Is there really firm historical continuity between premodern outcaste and modern burakumin communities Is the discrimination experienced by historic and contemporary outcaste communities actually the same Does the way burakumin frame their own experience significantly affect mainstream understandings of their plight This book is the result of a decade-and-a-half-long search for answers to these questions. Based on an extensive array of original archival material, ethnographical research, and critical historiographical work, it argues that there needs to be a fundamental reconceptualisation of the buraku problem for two main reasons. First, the master narrative is built on empirically and conceptually questionable foundations; and second, mainstream accounts tend to overlook the very important role burakumin and other interested parties play in the construction and maintenance of the narrative. By continually drawing a straight line between premodern outcaste groups and today's burakumin, and equating the types of discrimination suffered by members of this community today with that faced by their premodern counterparts, the Japanese government, the general population, scholars, and burakumin activists tend to overlook some of the real changes that have often taken place both in who is identified as members of socially marginalized groups in Japan and how they experience that identification. Clinging to this master narrative, moreover, serves to restrict the ways in which burakumin can productively and more inclusively identify in the present to imagine a liberated future for themselves. Timothy Amos' attempt to rethink the boundaries of buraku history and the category of the outcaste in Japan results in a compelling study of buraku issues for any audience. Not for sale in South Asia.…

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Título
Embodying Difference : The Making of Burakumin in Modern Japan
Autor
Timothy D Amos
Editorial
University Of Hawaii Press Aug 2011
Año de publicación
2011
Estado
Neu
Encuadernación
Taschenbuch
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
0824835794
ISBN 13
9780824835798
Peso del artículo
320 gramos
Dimensiones
216x139x27 mm

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