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Living on the Streets in Japan: Homeless Women Break their Silence by Satomi Mar

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ISBN-13
9781925608854
Book Title
Living on the Streets in Japan
ISBN
9781925608854

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Publisher
TRANS Pacific Press
ISBN-10
1925608859
ISBN-13
9781925608854
eBay Product ID (ePID)
24038906632

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
277 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Living on the Streets in Japan : Homeless Women Break Their Silence
Subject
Gender Studies, Poverty & Homelessness, General
Publication Year
2019
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Social Science
Author
Satomi Maruyama
Series
Japanese Society Ser.
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
16.5 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in

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Scholarly & Professional
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'Maruyama pioneers the scientific discussion of homelessness not only through the choice of topic, that is, women who represent officially only 3% of the homeless population of Japan, but also through her method: she conducted participant observation framed by critical gender studies. Powerful quotes of respondents serve giving a voice to homeless women, and give a tangible grasp of the agonies of the women interviewed. This analysis is a worthwhile ethnographic research read.' --- Nora Teller, Sociologist, Metropolitan Research Institute, Hungary, 'This book provides deep insights into the lives of female rough sleepers in Japan and a critical assessment of the academic discourse that has developed around this phenomenon. As such, I recommend this book not only to those who seek information about female rough sleepers, but also to those who are interested in homelessness and homeless support in general, feminism, and subjectivity.' --- Johannes KIENER, Associate Professor, Saitama University, Japan
Table Of Content
Table of Content Figures Tables Photos Foreword to the English-Language Edition Foreword to the Original Edition 1 Toward an ethnography of homeless women 2 Who are the homeless women? 3 Establishing welfare for homeless women 4 Gender norms and the use of welfare facilities 5 The world of women who sleep rough 6 Continuing and ending rough sleeping 7 The process of change 8 Resisting the spell of the autonomous subject Epilogue Afterword Notes References Name Index Subject Index
Synopsis
Homelessness has been recognized as a serious problem in Japan since the 1990s, but the dominant model of a "homeless person" has been that of an unemployed male laborer - a model that has largely excluded women, who experience homelessness in different forms. This study gives the homeless women of Japan a voice at last. Based on extensive fieldwork, the author paints a vivid picture of the unique experiences of homeless women living in a diverse range of environments. By introducing a gender perspective to the analytic framework and challenging the conception of the homeless individual as a rational, autonomous subject, the author invites a critical reconsideration of homeless studies and of public policy.

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