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Perspectives on the Yi of Southwest China

2001
List of Tables, Maps, and Figures Acknowledgments Introduction, by Stevan Harrell PART ONE: The Yi in History 1. Reconstructing Yi History from Yi Records, by Wu Gu 2. Nzymo as Seen in Some Yi Classical Books, by Wu Jingzhong PART TWO: Nuosu Society in Liangshan 3.
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Ethnic minorities in Southwest China

2016
In chapter 2, Ma Jianxiong provides an overall view and general information about ethnic minorities in southwestern China. This region includes Sichuan Province, Guizhou Province, Yunnan Province, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Ma starts with a discussion of the geographic distribution of ethnic populations in this region, which he describes as ...
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The Miao and Poison: Interactions on China's Southwest Frontier

Ethnology, 1988
A few months after returning from field research in Yunnan, southwest China, I met with a visiting Chinese anthropologist. When he learned that I had been working among the Hua Miao (Flowery Miao), he became very concerned. Did I not realize the danger I had put myself in, he wanted to know. Had I taken meals with them?
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People and Pandas in Southwest China

Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy, 2008
When the world thinks of the Peoples’ Republic of China, 2 it thinks of the most populous nation on earth, at 1.3 billion human inhabitants.
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Boiling Springs in the Southwest China

2017
This chapter describes varied and colorful 77 boiling springs in great detail. The types of geothermal manifestation include geysers, hydrothermal exploration, fumaroles, steaming ground, silica sinter, travertine, hot water lake, and intense hydrothermal alteration, and so on.
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Minorities of Southwest China.

Pacific Affairs, 1982
June Teufel Dreyer, Alain Y. Dessaint
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Perspectives on the Yi of Southwest China (review)

Anthropological Quarterly, 2002
BOOK REVIEW Harrell, Stevan, ed. 2001. Perspectives on the Yi of Southwest China. Berkeley: University of California Press 321 p. Why do most professional anthropologists trained in the Anglo-European academy know something about the Trobriand Islanders (the Nuer, the Tikopia, the Balinese), but nothing about the Yi?
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Contribution of karst ecological restoration engineering to vegetation greening in southwest China during recent decade

Ecological Indicators, 2021
Yongjun Jiang
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Asymmetric response of primary productivity to precipitation anomalies in Southwest China

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2023
Zanpin Xing, Lei Fan, Xiangming Xiao
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Construction of an integrated framework for assessing ecological security and its application in Southwest China

Ecological Indicators, 2023
Meiying Sun, Rongjin Yang, Xiuhong Li
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