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Narratives on San Ethnicity
The Cultural and Ecological Foundations of Lifeworld among the !Xun of North-Central Namibia
B5変上製・216頁
ISBN: 9784876983643
発行年月: 2015/02
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南部アフリカに暮らすサン(ブッシュマン)は、現代に生きる狩猟採集民、地域の政治経済システムの中で周縁に追いやられてきた人々、その存在と権利の承認を求めて闘う先住民といった描かれ方の間で揺れてきた。ナミビアに住むクン・サンにおけるエスニシティの構成過程を分析することを通じて、そうした研究史を再考し、新たなサンの像を探る。
高田 明(たかだ あきら)
京都大学大学院アジア・アフリカ地域研究研究科 准教授
京都大学大学院アジア・アフリカ地域研究研究科 准教授
Figures
Plates
Tables
Preface
Author's Biography
Notes on orthography
1. Introduction
Talking about the San
The San of north-central Namibia
The Ekoka !Xun
2. Kinship and Naming Terminology among the !Xun
Studies on kinship and naming among the Ju|'hoan
Kinship terms of the !Xun
Naming practices of the !Xun in relation to their kinship terms
Conclusion
3. Inter-recognition of Marginalization: The Historical Transition of !Xun Ethnicity
Analysis of the 1ife stories
Changes of !Xun ethnicity in north-central Namibia
Conclusion
4. Narratives of Life Changes: Surname and Interethnic Relationships among the !Xun
Studies on San family/kinship
!Xun family/kin relationships and ethnicity
Conclusion
5. Post-foraging Society and Child Socialization
Foraging society and children
Changing socioeconomic environments for child socialization of the !Xun
Conclusion
6. Conc1usion
Coping with ‘others'
An ethnicity dock
Cultural diversity, complexity, and resilience
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Plates
Tables
Preface
Author's Biography
Notes on orthography
1. Introduction
Talking about the San
The San of north-central Namibia
The Ekoka !Xun
2. Kinship and Naming Terminology among the !Xun
Studies on kinship and naming among the Ju|'hoan
Kinship terms of the !Xun
Naming practices of the !Xun in relation to their kinship terms
Conclusion
3. Inter-recognition of Marginalization: The Historical Transition of !Xun Ethnicity
Analysis of the 1ife stories
Changes of !Xun ethnicity in north-central Namibia
Conclusion
4. Narratives of Life Changes: Surname and Interethnic Relationships among the !Xun
Studies on San family/kinship
!Xun family/kin relationships and ethnicity
Conclusion
5. Post-foraging Society and Child Socialization
Foraging society and children
Changing socioeconomic environments for child socialization of the !Xun
Conclusion
6. Conc1usion
Coping with ‘others'
An ethnicity dock
Cultural diversity, complexity, and resilience
Notes
Bibliography
Index