Chinese State rule against matrimonial "evil customs ". Natolocality among the Zheyuanren in Guangxi As many practices which confronted Confucian norms, the matrimonial practices of the Zheyuanren of Guangxi were stigmatized by the imperial administration as "immoral behaviors" (yinfeng). The emergence of the modern nation Chinese brought the intensification of the action of the Chinese state against local customs categorized as "bad customs". This paper first underlines the social and ritual meanings of these so-called "bad customs". The second part examines the action of the imperial, nationalist and communist state.Certaines pratiques matrimoniales observées dans le sud de la Chine ont été stigmatisées comme des « moeurs immorales » par ...
Beginning in the late nineteenth century, the question of whether concubinage violated the principle...
The goal of this dissertation is to provide a comprehensive study of traditional Chinese concubinage...
In the olden days, a man and woman could only marry and become husband and wife, if they abided by t...
Le présent texte porte sur le mariage en Chine depuis 1978. Y seront traitées les questions suivante...
Le rapport de soutenance de la thèse est téléchargé en annexe.This ethnographic study, based on fiel...
"Marriage Laws and Practices in South China, 1930-1980" traces and compares different models of stat...
This ethnographic study, based on fieldwork research carried out in Beijing and Chengdu between 2006...
Divided in three parts, this report presents in the first chapter, «An anthropological study», a br...
This essay will explore how the Chinese culture remained relatively unchanged after the Mongol Rule ...
Based on an ethnographic study of matrimonial activities at Zhang Village (Henan province), this dis...
Custom and Law in China under the Late Qing. That Imperial China was governed by customary law is ...
[[abstract]]Marriage law, a major component of the civil code, governs legal matters concerning marr...
Stream: Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural Studies and HumanitiesPaper Presentation in English - Pa...
Regulating custom by customary means: Matrimonial Rules and the wedding-tie-knotting deity of Izumo ...
During the Republican Era both ceremonial rites and legal rights were redefined simultaneously, but ...
Beginning in the late nineteenth century, the question of whether concubinage violated the principle...
The goal of this dissertation is to provide a comprehensive study of traditional Chinese concubinage...
In the olden days, a man and woman could only marry and become husband and wife, if they abided by t...
Le présent texte porte sur le mariage en Chine depuis 1978. Y seront traitées les questions suivante...
Le rapport de soutenance de la thèse est téléchargé en annexe.This ethnographic study, based on fiel...
"Marriage Laws and Practices in South China, 1930-1980" traces and compares different models of stat...
This ethnographic study, based on fieldwork research carried out in Beijing and Chengdu between 2006...
Divided in three parts, this report presents in the first chapter, «An anthropological study», a br...
This essay will explore how the Chinese culture remained relatively unchanged after the Mongol Rule ...
Based on an ethnographic study of matrimonial activities at Zhang Village (Henan province), this dis...
Custom and Law in China under the Late Qing. That Imperial China was governed by customary law is ...
[[abstract]]Marriage law, a major component of the civil code, governs legal matters concerning marr...
Stream: Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural Studies and HumanitiesPaper Presentation in English - Pa...
Regulating custom by customary means: Matrimonial Rules and the wedding-tie-knotting deity of Izumo ...
During the Republican Era both ceremonial rites and legal rights were redefined simultaneously, but ...
Beginning in the late nineteenth century, the question of whether concubinage violated the principle...
The goal of this dissertation is to provide a comprehensive study of traditional Chinese concubinage...
In the olden days, a man and woman could only marry and become husband and wife, if they abided by t...