Japanese American Midwives: Culture, Community, And Health Politics, 1880-1950 (asian American Experience)

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In The Late 19th Century, Midwifery Was Transformed Into A New Women's Profession By Modernizing Japan. As Emigration To The U.s. Increased, So Japanese Midwives Became Involved As Cultural Brokers & Participated In The Creation Of A Japanese American Identity. Creation Of The Sanba In Meiji Japan -- Race Relations, Midwife Regulations, And The Sanba In The American West -- Seattle Sanba And The Creation Of Issei Community -- Midwife Supervision In Hawai'i -- Militarization, Midwifery, And World War Ii. Susan L. Smith. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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Name in long format: Japanese American Midwives: Culture, Community, And Health Politics, 1880-1950 (asian American Experience)
ISBN-10: 0252030052
ISBN-13: 9780252030055
Book pages: 296
Book language: en
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: University Of Illinois Press
Dimensions: ix, 280 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm.

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