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table of contents
Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Maps
Note on Romanization
Introduction
What Does It Mean to Be Hakka?
1/ The Hakka or “Guest People”
Dialect as a Sociocultural Variable in Southeast China
2/ Hakka Villagers in a Hong Kong City
The Original People of Tsuen Wan
3/ Poverty, Piety, and the Past
Hakka Christian Expressions of Hakka Identity
4/ Form and Content in Hakka Malaysian Culture
5/ Still “Guest People”
The Reproduction of Hakka Identity in Calcutta, India
6/ The Hakka Ethnic Movement in Taiwan, 1986–1991
7/ The Hakka Paradox in the People’s Republic of China
Exile, Eminence, and Public Silence
Glossary
References
Contributors
Index
About This Text
TO THE HAKKA AMONG WHOM WE HAVE BEEN GUESTS
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