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490 1 a| eHRAF World Cultures. Asia;

500 a| This portion of eHRAF world cultures was first released in 2013.;

500 a| Title from Web page (viewed Oct. 8, 2013).;

520 2 a| The Manchu collection consists of 32 documents, all in English. The Manchu are one of the largest minority groups in China but have become largely assimilated. Most of the documents in this collection focus on an earlier period when the Manchu were the imperial rulers of China (1644-1911) and their homeland in northeast China. Shirokogorov (1924) provides the classic ethnography of the Manchu, focusing on social organization, based on his fieldwork in the area from 1915 to 1918. Anert (1932) examines the agriculture and climate of the region covering the period 1880-1930. The Economic history of Manchuria covers the period from 1860-1920. Lattimore (1935) discusses the Japanese, Russian, and Chinese efforts to colonize Manchuria and Jones (1949) looks specifically at the Japanese colony of Manchuko. Nineteen of these documents are chapters from the 1956 book, A Regional Handbook on Northeast China, and cover a variety of topics including a general overview, history, education, religion, government, and foreign policy (Tang); settlements (Chang); ethnic groups and language (Posch); class (Naff), family (Hirabayashi); intellectuals (Mann); labor and trade (Huang); health (Hsiung); politics (Lo); agriculture (Meyers); industry (Hung); and maps (University of Washington. Far Eastern and Russian Institute). Clubb (1954) also provides an economic analysis of Manchuria in the early period of Communist reforms. More recent books include Elliott's (2001) discussion of the importance of ethnicity in supporting Manchu rule and Isett's (2007) examination of the economic problems in maintaining an exclusive ethnic reservoir in the traditional Manchu homeland on which Manchu identity and privilege were based. Other topics include Manchu literature (Huang 1990), gender relations (Elliott 1999), land use (Reardon-Anderson 2000) and language (Norman 2003).;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

650 0 a| Manchus.=| ^A310690;

650 0 a| Ethnologyz| Chinaz| Manchuria.=| ^A1181177;

651 0 a| Manchuria (China)x| Civilization.=| ^A1181336;

651 0 a| Chinax| Historyy| Qing dynasty, 1644-1912.=| ^A41661;

700 12 a| Anert, Ėduard Ėduardovich,d| 1865-t| Manchuria as a region of pioneer settlement.=| ^A1180463;

700 12 a| Yin-t'ang Chang.t| Geographical background.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Clubb, O. Edmundq| (Oliver Edmund),d| 1901-1989t| Chinese Communist development programs in Manchuria, with a supplement on Inner Mongolia.=| ^A291996;

700 12 a| Elliott, Mark C.t| Manchu way.=| ^A476031;

700 12 a| Elliott, Mark C.t| Manchu widows and ethnicity in Qing China.=| ^A476031;

700 12 a| Hirabayashi, Joanne.t| Manchurian family.=| ^A1174734;

700 12 a| Hsiung, Helen.t| Health and sanitation.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Huang, Cheng Wang.t| Trade.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Huang, Cheng Wang.t| Labor force and labor relations.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Huang, Pei,d| 1928-t| New light on the origins of the Manchus.=| ^A53917;

700 12 a| Hung, Chia-chun.t| Industry.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Isett, Christopher Mills.t| State, peasant, and merchant in Qing Manchuria, 1644-1862.=| ^A1175771;

700 12 a| Jones, Francis Clifford.t| Manchuria since 1931.=| ^A196081;

700 12 a| Lattimore, Owen,d| 1900-1989t| Manchuria, cradle of conflict.=| ^A33588;

700 12 a| Lin, Yaohua,d| 1910-2000t| Culture summary, Manchu.=| ^A1059071;

700 12 a| Lo, Jung-pang.t| Political dynamics.=| ^A1136166;

700 12 a| Mann, Albert B.,d| 1929-1997.t| Intellectual and artistic expression.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Meyers, Ramon.t| Agriculture.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

700 12 a| Naff, William E.t| Social structure.=| ^A212916;

700 12 a| Norman, Jerry,d| 1936-2012.t| Manchus and their language.=| ^A220626;

700 12 a| Posch, Udo.t| Ethnic groups.=| ^A1173773;

700 12 a| Posch, Udo.t| Languages.=| ^A1173773;

700 12 a| Reardon-Anderson, James.t| Land use and society in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia during the Qing Dynasty.=| ^A121181;

700 12 a| Shirokogorov, S. M.q| (Sergeĭ Mikhaĭlovich),d| 1887-1939t| Social organization of the Manchus.=| ^A1173939;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| General character of society.=| ^A169962;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| Historical setting.=| ^A169962;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| Education.=| ^A169962;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| Religion.=| ^A169962;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| Structure of government.=| ^A169962;

700 12 a| Tang, Peter S. H.,d| 1919-2000t| Foreign relations.=| ^A169962;

710 22 a| Chosŏn Ŭnhaengt| Economic history of Manchuria.=| ^A1173923;

710 22 a| University of Washington.b| Far Eastern and Russian Institutet| Maps.=| ^A267088;

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Manchu : AG04.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files, 2013-
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://ehrafworldcultures.yale.edu/collection?owc=AG04
Subjects	Manchus. Ethnology--China. --Manchuria. Manchuria (China)--Civilization. China--History. --Qing dynasty, 1644-1912.

Included Work	Anert, Ėduard Ėduardovich, 1865- Manchuria as a region of pioneer settlement.
Included Work	Yin-t'ang Chang. Geographical background.
Included Work	Clubb, O. Edmund (Oliver Edmund), 1901-1989 Chinese Communist development programs in Manchuria, with a supplement on Inner Mongolia.
Included Work	Elliott, Mark C. Manchu way.
Included Work	Elliott, Mark C. Manchu widows and ethnicity in Qing China.
Included Work	Hirabayashi, Joanne. Manchurian family.
Included Work	Hsiung, Helen. Health and sanitation.
Included Work	Huang, Cheng Wang. Trade.
Included Work	Huang, Cheng Wang. Labor force and labor relations.
Included Work	Huang, Pei, 1928- New light on the origins of the Manchus.
Included Work	Hung, Chia-chun. Industry.
Included Work	Isett, Christopher Mills. State, peasant, and merchant in Qing Manchuria, 1644-1862.
Included Work	Jones, Francis Clifford. Manchuria since 1931.
Included Work	Lattimore, Owen, 1900-1989 Manchuria, cradle of conflict.
Included Work	Lin, Yaohua, 1910-2000 Culture summary, Manchu.
Included Work	Lo, Jung-pang. Political dynamics.
Included Work	Mann, Albert B., 1929-1997. Intellectual and artistic expression.
Included Work	Meyers, Ramon. Agriculture.
Included Work	Naff, William E. Social structure.
Included Work	Norman, Jerry, 1936-2012. Manchus and their language.
Included Work	Posch, Udo. Ethnic groups.
Included Work	Posch, Udo. Languages.
Included Work	Reardon-Anderson, James. Land use and society in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia during the Qing Dynasty.
Included Work	Shirokogorov, S. M. (Sergeĭ Mikhaĭlovich), 1887-1939 Social organization of the Manchus.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 General character of society.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 Historical setting.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 Education.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 Religion.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 Structure of government.
Included Work	Tang, Peter S. H., 1919-2000 Foreign relations.
Included Work	Chosŏn Ŭnhaeng Economic history of Manchuria.
Included Work	University of Washington. Far Eastern and Russian Institute Maps.
Included Work	Human Relations Area Files, inc.
Series	eHRAF World Cultures. Asia eHRAF World Cultures. Asia. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	Agriculture / Ramon Meyers -- The Manchurian family / Jo Anne Hirabayashi, Peter Tang -- Intellectual and artistic expression / Albert Mann -- Education / Peter Tang -- Religion / Peter Tang -- Labor force and labor relations / Cheng Wang Huang -- Health and sanitation / Helen Hsiung -- Structure of government / Peter Tang -- Social structure / William Naff, Peter Tang -- Foreign relations / Peter Tang -- State, peasant, and merchant in Qing Manchuria, 1644-1862 / Christopher Mills Isett -- Industry / Chia-chun Hung -- Trade / Cheng Wang Huang -- Maps / University of Washington. Far Eastern and Russian Institute -- The Manchu way: the eight banners and ethnic identity in late imperial China / Mark C. Elliott -- Manchu widows and ethnicity in Qing China / Mark C. Elliott -- Land use and society in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia during the Qing Dynasty / James Reardon-Anderson -- The Manchus and their language: (Presidential Address) / Jerry Norman -- Political dynamics / J. P. Lo, Peter Tang -- Manchuria: cradle of conflict / Owen Lattimore -- Languages / Udo Posch, Peter Tang -- New light on the origins of the Manchus / Pei Huang -- Social organization of the Manchus: A study of the Manchu clan organization / S.M. Shirokogoroff -- Manchuria since 1931 / F.C. Jones -- Manchuria as a region of pioneer settlement: its natural conditions and agricultural possibilities / E.E. Ahnert -- Economic history of Manchuria: compiled in commemoration of the decennial of the Bank of Chosen / Bank of Chosen -- Chinese Communist development programs in Manchuria: with a supplement on Inner Mongolia / O. Edmund Clubb -- General character of society / Peter Tang -- Historical setting / Peter Tang -- Geographical background / Yin-t'ang Chang -- Ethnic groups / Udo Posch, Peter Tang -- Culture summary, Manchu / Lin Yueh-Hwa (Lin Yaohua) and Naran Bilik.
Scope and content	The Manchu collection consists of 32 documents, all in English. The Manchu are one of the largest minority groups in China but have become largely assimilated. Most of the documents in this collection focus on an earlier period when the Manchu were the imperial rulers of China (1644-1911) and their homeland in northeast China. Shirokogorov (1924) provides the classic ethnography of the Manchu, focusing on social organization, based on his fieldwork in the area from 1915 to 1918. Anert (1932) examines the agriculture and climate of the region covering the period 1880-1930. The Economic history of Manchuria covers the period from 1860-1920. Lattimore (1935) discusses the Japanese, Russian, and Chinese efforts to colonize Manchuria and Jones (1949) looks specifically at the Japanese colony of Manchuko. Nineteen of these documents are chapters from the 1956 book, A Regional Handbook on Northeast China, and cover a variety of topics including a general overview, history, education, religion, government, and foreign policy (Tang); settlements (Chang); ethnic groups and language (Posch); class (Naff), family (Hirabayashi); intellectuals (Mann); labor and trade (Huang); health (Hsiung); politics (Lo); agriculture (Meyers); industry (Hung); and maps (University of Washington. Far Eastern and Russian Institute). Clubb (1954) also provides an economic analysis of Manchuria in the early period of Communist reforms. More recent books include Elliott's (2001) discussion of the importance of ethnicity in supporting Manchu rule and Isett's (2007) examination of the economic problems in maintaining an exclusive ethnic reservoir in the traditional Manchu homeland on which Manchu identity and privilege were based. Other topics include Manchu literature (Huang 1990), gender relations (Elliott 1999), land use (Reardon-Anderson 2000) and language (Norman 2003).
General note	This portion of eHRAF world cultures was first released in 2013.
General note	Title from Web page (viewed Oct. 8, 2013).
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.

Manchu : AG04.

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