دانلود کتاب Mabiki: Infanticide and Population Growth in Eastern Japan, 1660-1950

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CONTENTS\nILLUSTRATIONS\nACKNOWLEDGMENTS\nA NOTE ON CONVENTIONS\n1. Introduction. Contested Worldviews and a Demographic Revolution\nPART ONE. The Culture of Low Fertility, ca. 1660–1790\n2. Three Cultures of Family Planning\n3. Humans, Animals, and Newborn Children\n4. Infanticide and Immortality. The Logic of the Stem Household\n5. The Material and Moral Economy of Infanticide\n6. The Logic of Infant Selection\n7. The Ghosts of Missing Children. Four Approaches to Estimating the Rate of Infanticide\nPART TWO. Redefining Reproduction. The Long Retreat of Infanticide, ca. 1790–1950\n8. Infanticide and Extinction\n9. “Inferior Even to Animals”. Moral Suasion and the Boundaries of Humanity\n10. Subsidies and Surveillance\n11. Even a Strong Castle Cannot Be Defended without Soldiers. Infanticide and National Security\n12. Infanticide and the Geography of Civilization\n13. Epilogue Infanticide in the Shadows of the Modern State\n14. Conclusion\nAPPENDIX ONE. The Own-Children Method and Its Mortality Assumptions\nAPPENDIX TWO. Sampling Biases, Sources of Error, and the Characteristics of the Ten Provinces Dataset\nAPPENDIX THREE. The Villages in the Ten Provinces Dataset\nAPPENDIX FOUR\nAPPENDIX FIVE\nAPPENDIX SIX\nAPPENDIX SEVEN\nNOTES\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\nIndex