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sapiens/branches/Aryan/satem/indo-iranian/iranic/persia/articles/ballad_of_bahram.md

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+<details><summary>मानसतरङ्गिणीकृत् - टिप्पनी</summary>
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+Source: [TW](https://x.com/blog_supplement/status/1833370931739451699)
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+By some coincidence, wanted to make a post on this recently. There is an interesting symmetry between us our & Iranic cousins: The restoration from the mlechChAdi will involve on their side a descendant of kauui ushan, while on our side it will involve the collateral bhArgava line: rAma jAmadagnya -- both waiting with immortality to spring out when the time comes. rAma bhArgava will train kalkin in arms for the overthrow of the mlechChAdi.
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sapiens/branches/Trans-eurasian/japan/articles/drixler_infanticide_1660/00/01_CONTENTS.md

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+title = "01 CONTENTS"
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+*List of Illustrations *
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+*x*
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+*Acknowledgments xiii*
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+*A Note on Conventions *
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+*xvii*
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+1. Introduction: Contested Worldviews and a 
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+Demographic Revolution 
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+1
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+* *
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+* Eastern Japan • Unlocking Fertility Histories • A Reverse Fertility* *Transition • Fertility: A Special Defi nition • Th* * e Meanings of *
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+*Infanticide • Th*
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+* e Case for a Regional Perspective • Discourse *
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+*and Demography*
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+part i. the culture of low fertility, ca. 1660–1790
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+2. Th
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+ree Cultures of Family Planning 
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+*25*
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+* *
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+* Th*
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+* e Geography of Infanticide Countermeasures • Traces in the* *Demographic Record • Th*
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+* e Changing Geography of Infanticide • *
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+*Th*
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+* ree Regimes of Demographic Moderation: Infanticide, Antlion* *Cities, and Emigration • A Multicultural Archipelago* 3. Humans, Animals, and Newborn Children 
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+*47*
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+* *
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+* Of Bugs and Babies • Vengeful Spirits and Liminal Souls • Th* * e Long *
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+*Road to Human Status • Th*
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+* e Tolerance of Priests and Doctors • *
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+*Shadows of Doubt, Traces of Guilt • Animal Spirits • Multiplying* *like Birds and Beasts*
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+viii CONTENTS
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+4. Infanticide and Immortality: Th
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+e Logic of the Stem Household 
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+*61*
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+* *
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+* Th*
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+* e Laws of Disinheritance • Imagined Communities of the Dead, the* *Living, and the Unborn • Grandparents and the Decision to Raise or* *Return • * Mabiki * as Filial Piety*
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+5. Th
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+e Material and Moral Economy of Infanticide 
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+*69*
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+* *
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+* A Short Historiography of Poverty and Infanticide • Rates of Fertility* *and Infanticide Stratifi ed by Landholdings • Poverty and Subsistence* *Crises • Th*
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+* e Confl ict between Production and Reproduction • Children’s* *Labor and the Weakness of Parental Control • Consumption and the* *Moral Economy of Childrearing • Numeracy, Planning, and a* *Fertility Norm*
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+6. Th
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+e Logic of Infant Selection 
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+*91*
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+* *
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+* Gendered Work, Succession Plans, and the Perfect Balance of Boys and* *Girls • Decoding the Pattern of the Future • Th*
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+* e Numerology of *
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+*Personal Time: Sex Divination and * Yakudoshi * • Tsunoda Tōzaemon’s* *Diary • Horoscopes and the Cosmic Pattern of Time • Folk Beliefs* *and Expert Knowledge • Monstrous Births • Fate Outfoxed • *
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+*Th*
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+* e Advantages of Child Spacing*
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+7. 
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+The Ghosts of Missing Children: Four Approaches to 
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+Estimating the Rate of Infanticide 
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+*109*
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+* *
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+* Edo-Period Statements of the Rate of Infanticide • Missing Girls and* *Missing Boys • A Monte Carlo Simulation • Th*
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+* e Balance of Abortions *
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+*and Infanticides • Th*
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+* e Contraception Puzzle • Th*
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+* e Stillbirth Statistics *
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+*of Imperial Japan • Ten Million Children*
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+part ii. redefining reproduction: the long retreat of 
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+infanticide, ca. 1790–1950
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+8. Infanticide and Extinction 
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+*129*
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+* *
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+* Th*
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+* e Depopulation Crisis of the Late Eighteenth Century • Th* * inking *
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+*Beyond an Heir and a Spare • A New Flowering of Branches • *
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+*A New Vision of Family Life*
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+9. “ Inferior Even to Animals”: Moral Suasion and the Boundaries of Humanity 
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+*138*
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+* *
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+* Animal Analogies and the Inhumanity of Infanticide • Buddhist Hells • *
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+*Infants as Humans • Th*
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+* e Scale of the Suasion Eff ort • Gender and *
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+*the Power of the Dehumanized Parent*
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+10. Subsidies and Surveillance 
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+*158*
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+* *
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+* How Subsidies and Surveillance Came to Be Expected Features of Good* *Governance • Th*
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+* e Finances of Benevolence • Th*
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+* e Scale of the Subsidies • *
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+CONTENTS ix
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+*Pregnancy Surveillance • Forensic Statistics: Second-Guessing* *the Surveillance Systems • Punishments • Successful Policies,* *Powerful Symbols*
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+11. Even a Strong Castle Cannot Be Defended without Soldiers: Infanticide and National Security 
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+*183*
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+* *
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+* Rearing Children for the Realm • Japan in Peril • Th* * e Demographic *
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+*Argument for Expansion Overseas • Nativism: Gods, Children,* *and National Defense*
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+12. Infanticide and the Geography of Civilization 
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+*194*
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+* *
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+* Japan and China • A Barbarous Anachronism of the Peripheries • *
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+*Civilization and Infanticide in the Early Meiji Moment • Head of* *Dragon, Tail of Snake • Unspeakable Truths in a Civilized Nation* 13. Epilogue: Infanticide in the Shadows of the Modern State *208*
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+* *
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+* Infanticide in the 1870s • Th*
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+* e Formal Criminalization of Abortion • *
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+*Licensed Midwives and Reproductive Surveillance • Lone Voices • *
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+*Th*
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+* e Retreat of Infanticide in the Taishō Period • Subcultures of* *Infanticide in the 1930s and 1940s • Th*
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+* e Return of Pronatalist Policies *
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+*and the Legalization of Abortion*
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+14. Conclusion 
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+*232*
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+* *
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+* Continuity, Change, and Diff usion • Eastern Japan in World Demographic* *History • Fertility and Modernity • A Future of Many Possibilities • *
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+*Open Questions • Means and Ends*
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+*Appendix 1. Th*
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+* e Own-Children Method and Its Mortality Assumptions 245*
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+*Appendix 2. Sampling Biases, Sources of Error, and the Characteristics* * of the Ten Provinces Dataset *
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+*253*
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+*Appendix 3. Th*
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+* e Villages of the Ten Provinces Dataset *
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+*261*
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+*Appendix 4. Total Fertility Rates in the Districts of the Ten Provinces* *276*
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+*Appendix 5. Regional Infanticide Reputations *
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+*281*
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+*Appendix 6. Scrolls and Votive Tablets with Infanticide Scenes* *285*
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+*Appendix 7. Childrearing Subsidies and Pregnancy Surveillance by Domain* *287*
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+*Notes 289*
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+*Bibliography 353*
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+*Index 397*
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