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Himalayan Anthropology: The Indo-Tibetan Interface.
Royal Anthropological Institute News: RAIN, 1980Philip Goldman, James F. Fisher
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The chapter takes into account a series of elements related to the eerie and the uncanny in Nepal, ranging from local folklore and demonology, to hauntings and ghost stories, and their presence in literary and artistic production. Himalayan range and its valleys have been often defined as a bastion of bio-diversity. This richness well extends also into
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The chapter takes into account a series of elements related to the eerie and the uncanny in Nepal, ranging from local folklore and demonology, to hauntings and ghost stories, and their presence in literary and artistic production. Himalayan range and its valleys have been often defined as a bastion of bio-diversity. This richness well extends also into
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Dialogue, Structure, and Change in Himalayan Anthropology. A Review Article
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1992Current work in Himalayan studies, reflecting recent trends in anthropology, is moving toward a consideration of peoples under study as politically and historically embedded and as engaged in ongoing processes of cultural dialogue and change. Ethnic groups are examined, for the most part, not as entities in isolation but as part of an interlinked ...
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Ethnology: Himalayan Anthropology. James F. Fisher, ed
American Anthropologist, 1980openaire +1 more source
Adaptive spatial planning of protected area network for conserving the Himalayan brown bear
Science of the Total Environment, 2021Kailash Chandra +2 more
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