Book

Tadagale: A Burmese village in 1950

Cornell University, Southeast Asia Program (13) • Published In 1954 • Pages: vi, 41

By: Brant, Charles S..

Abstract
This is a short report on some data from a field study in a village near Rangoon in 1950, done by an anthropologist in connection with the Cornell University Southeast Asia Program. It was intended to do a full scale field study of a 'representative' Burmese rural community, but political disorders in the country interfered and a study of less depth, in a village close to the capital had to be substituted. This, however, fitted in with the larger interest of the Cornell project in urban influences, which were also investigated by the author. The data here presented are a selection from the author's material dealing with social groups, religion - particularly major ceremonies - and livelihood. There are many concrete behavioral details.
Subjects
Settlement patterns
Dwellings
Highway transport
Occupational specialization
Internal trade
Cereal agriculture
Wages and salaries
Labor supply and employment
Ethnic stratification
Income and demand
Social relationships and groups
Accumulation of wealth
Production and supply
culture
Burmans
HRAF PubDate
2012
Region
Asia
Sub Region
Southeast Asia
Document Type
Book
Evaluation
Creator Type
Ethnologist
Document Rating
5: Excellent Primary Data
Analyst
F. K. Lehman ; 1955 ; Teferi A. Adem; 2011
Field Date
1949-1950
Coverage Date
1949-1954
Coverage Place
Tadagale village, Burma
Notes
Charles S. Brant
LCCN
55028229
LCSH
Burmese
Villages--Burma--Case studies
Tadagale (Burma)
Burma--Social conditions--Case studies