Transforming the Past: Tradition and Kinship among Japanese Americans

Emiko Ohnuki‐Tierney · Sylvia Yanagisako

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Japanese History and Culture Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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1. The analysis of kinship change Part I. Marriage: 2. Issei marriage 3. Nisei marriage 4. The transformation of marriage Part II. Filial Relations: 5. Two generations of filial relations 6. The interpretation of filial relations Part III. Siblinghood and Kinship: 7. Issei siblings, Kazoku and Shinrui 8. Nisei siblings, family, and relatives 9. Conclusion: transforming the past Appendix Index.

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