The maintenance of the Okinawan ethnic community in Hawaii

Type
Thesis
Authors
Ueunten ( Wesley Ueunten )
 
Category
Okinawan Studies  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1989 
Pages
124 
Description
This research focuses on the Okinawans in Hawaii by looking at patterns of interactions and activities in the context of the Okinawan ethnic community--From Introduction.

Table of Contents:
Introduction -- Background -- Research problem -- Literature review -- Approaches to the problem of ethnic identity -- Okinawans in Hawaii -- Methodology -- Historical background -- Geography and climate -- History of Okinawa -- Prehistory -- Historical contacts with China and Japan -- Okinawa's Golden Age -- Takeover of Okinawa by Satsuma -- Society in the Ryukyu Kingdom -- Annexation by Japan -- Okinawan identity during Meiji -- Okinawans in Hawaii -- A map of the Okinawan ethnic community in Hawaii -- The administrative system -- The umbrella organization : UOA -- Locality clubs -- Neighbor-island Okinawan clubs -- Fujin Kai (womens auxiliary club) : Hui o Laulima -- Nisei and sansei clubs : Hui Maka`ala and Young Okinawans of Hawaii -- The cultural system -- Music -- Dance -- Roles in the Okinawan ethnic community -- The administrative system -- leadership -- UOA leadership hierarchy -- Locality club leaders -- Hui o Laulima leaders -- Young Okinawans of Hawaii leaders -- Active members -- Retired nisei -- Sansei and yonsei -- The cultural system -- Sensei -- Students -- Other roles -- Okinawan scholars -- Non-Okinawans -- "Okinawan Culture" -- Culture of the administrative system -- Culture of the cultural system -- Interactions in the Okinawan ethnic community -- Mutual dependence -- Language -- Conclusion : the Okinawan ethnic community and Okinawan identity -- Notes -- Bibliography. 
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