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Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 1. The Birth of Okinawa Prefecture and the Creation of Difference 27 2. The Miyako Island Peasantry Movement as an Event 49 3. Reforming Old Customs, Transforming Women's Work 79 4. The Impossibility of Plantation Sugar in Okinawa 115 5. Uneven Development and the Rejection of Economic Nationalism in "Sago Palm Hell" Okinawa 146 Conclusion. Living Labor and the Limits of Okinawan Community 182 Notes 189 Bibliography 247 Index 265
Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 1. The Birth of Okinawa Prefecture and the Creation of Difference 27 2. The Miyako Island Peasantry Movement as an Event 49 3. Reforming Old Customs, Transforming Women's Work 79 4. The Impossibility of Plantation Sugar in Okinawa 115 5. Uneven Development and the Rejection of Economic Nationalism in "Sago Palm Hell" Okinawa 146 Conclusion. Living Labor and the Limits of Okinawan Community 182 Notes 189 Bibliography 247 Index 265
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