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TOP PAPERS FROM YOUR NEWSFEED     Laurence J Kirmayer  McGill University, Social and Transcultural Psychiatry, Faculty Member CULTURE-BOUND SYNDROMES AND INTERNATIONAL PSYCHIATRIC CLASSIFICATION: THE EXAMPLE OF TAIJIN KYOFUSHO Culture-bound syndromes (CBS) provide some of the most instructive examples of the interplay of biological and social processes in the experience and expression of distress. Of course, the disorders of Western psychiatry are themselves culture-bound to varying degrees since social processes play an important role in their origin and natural history (1). However, current psychiatric nosology, as embodied in DSM-III-R, emphasizes discrete behaviors taken out of social context and so tends to obscure the role of culture in psychopathology. In international classifications of disease cultural... DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     south-coblin@uiowa.edu Coblin  Bookmarked by Thomas Pellard A Diachronic Study of Ming Guanhua Phonology DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     J. Marshall Unger  Bookmarked by Thomas Pellard On the Kō-type O-ending Syllables of Old Japanese DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     J. Marshall Unger  Bookmarked by Thomas Pellard Intuition and Rigor: More on Kō-type O-ending Syllables in Old Japanese DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     Erich Round  The University of Queensland, Australia, Linguistics, Faculty Member Fission, Fusion and Syncretism: Linguistic and Environmental Changes amongst the Tangkic People of the Southern Gulf of Carpentaria, Northern Australia A revised model of Tangkic linguistic and cultural history is developed based on a reanalysis of relationships between six Tangkic languages in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria and drawing on recent archaeological and environmental studies. Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of Tangkic basic vocabulary was employed to infer the topology of the Tangkic family tree and define structural branching events. Contrary to previous models suggesting progressive colonisation and fissioning from mainland sources, the data support hypotheses that the modern configuration of Tangkic owes its form to pulses... DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     Miyuki Aoki Girardelli  Istanbul Technical University, Institute of Social Sciences / Conservatory for Turkish Music (İTÜ TMDK), Adjunct 「明治の建築家　伊東忠太　オスマン帝国をゆく」書評　柴田文隆　読売新聞　in Japanese, Book Review on "Meiji Architect Ito Chuta's Travel Throughout the Ottoman Empire" by Shibata Fumitaka, The Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper Published on 14 February 2016 morning version 読売新聞２０１６年２月１４日朝刊書評欄 DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     Renata Iwicka  Jagiellonian University, Comparative Studies of Civilisations, Post-Doc Japanese Myths in Modern Nationalism Nationalism in Japan is a topic of manifold discussions and can be observed from a political point of view, social standpoint or even through the lenses of a modern pop-culture. Some may argue that every country has its own version of this sentiment – and quite rightly. However, what sets Japanese right-wing tendencies apart from other countries is the strong prevalence of mythical motifs in modern discourse. It is a presence so strong and yet natural , that most of the Japanese cannot even perceive it as a nationalistic tendency. For the majority of people, nationalism is linked to... DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK     Danika Medak-Saltzman  University of Colorado, Boulder, Ethnic Studies, Faculty Member Empire's Haunted Logics: Comparative Colonialisms and the Challenges of Incorporating Indigeneity (Journal of Critical Ethnic Studies, 2015) DOWNLOAD BOOKMARK   Academia, 251 Kearny St., Suite 520, San Francisco, CA, 94108 Unsubscribe   Privacy Policy   Terms of Service   © 2016 Academia