French Dictionary: French/English, English/French

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Kettridge, J.O.

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Kegan Paul Intl

The Last Imam

Literature & Fiction

Tahir, Ibrahim

World Literature

The Anthropologists' Cookbook

Japan exercised colonial rule over Korea from 1910 to 1945 and many Koreans emigrated to Japan during this period. Today, these Korean migrants and their descendants constitute one percent of the total population making them the nation's largest ethnic minority. Culturally different from both Korean nationals and Japanese, the young third-generation Korean migrants have developed a complex ethnic identity through their struggles with Japanese racism. This study seeks to dispel the myth that Japan is a homogenous nation. Part I of this book includes brief accounts of the young Koreans' history and present circumstances. Then, their five broad types of ethnic identity are identified: the pluralist, nationalist, individualist, naturalizing, and ethnic solidarity types. Part II presents case studies of young ethnic Korean women living within Japanese society. Pointing the way towards the eradication of racism, Fukuoka's book will appeal to anyone interested in contemporary Japan or minority studies.

Lives of Young Koreans in Japan

Politics & Social Sciences

Fukuoka, Yasunori

Politics & Government

For most of the ten years they spent in South Arabia, Doreen and Harold Ingrams lived in the Hadhramaut, where they were the first Europeans to make their home and the first that many of the Hadhramis had ever seen. Speaking the language, Doreen Ingrams was able to get to know the women who lived in Purdah. Here she describes their daily life, their attitudes towards marriages arranged for them in childhood and sometimes shared with other wives, and their traditions and tribulations. This unvarnished picture of life in South Arabia is based on her diaries. Her conclusions and view on the British withdrawal are convincing, through her meeting the villagers on their own ground and fully sharing their lives.

A Time in Arabia

History

Ingrams, Doreen

Middle East

Things Japanese (Kegan Paul Japan Library)

Arts & Photography

CHAMBERLAIN, BASIL HALL

History & Criticism

Frantz Fanon is one of the greatest and most influential thinkers about Africa of the twentieth century, and best known for 'The Wretched Of The Earth'. His writings span political philosophy, ideology of history and race; psychology and social psychiatry; and he was an active revolutionary. Born in Martinique, he fought for the French in the European war, but became disaffected by the unrelenting oppression of black and North Africans with whom he grew to identify. He engaged in the liberation war in Algeria, working as a psychiatrist with torture victims and writing about the psychological effects and traumas of racism, whilst expounding his revolutionary ideologies for the Third World. He was a contemporary of Aime Cesaire, and Jean Paul Satre was an important intellectual and personal influence until his death. This is a welcome critical study of Fanon by an African academic, published in Africa. Jinadu introduces Fanon as a political thinker, and sociologist of the common African experience, emphasising the moral context in which Fanon's theories of revolutionary change developed. He draws out Fanon's analyses of relations in the colonial and post-colonial periods to inform an understanding of the continent's political conflicts.

Fanon

Jinadu, L. Adele

Covering topics ranging from the use of the papyrus to ancient Egyptian poetry and fiction to papyrus hunting, Baikie's study is an indispensable reference for anyone interested in ancient Egyptian writing practices.

Egyptian Papyri And Papyrus-hunting

Baikie, James

Ancient Civilizations

South-sea Idyls

Stoddard, Charles Warren

Travel

Life Under the Pharaohs

This work is an introduction to everyday life in ancient Egypt: homes, dress, amusements, the life of women and children, scribes, doctors, craftsmen, and administrators. Pictures, able descriptions, and the author's brilliant of recreations of Egyptian life make this a highly engaging work, perfect for the beginning student or curious reader.

Life Under The Pharaohs

COTTRELL, Leonard

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