In this paper, we explore Animism-Knowledge of nature spirits, and reciprocal relations among humans and non-humans-as a framework that the Bahnar people of Vietnam use for thinking about and inter...
<p><strong>Tác giả:</strong> Huy Du Trần, K. David Harrison, Phước Lâm Huy Trần, Sơn Thanh Khuất</p>
<p>In this paper, we explore Animism-Knowledge of nature spirits, and reciprocal relations among humans and non-humans-as a framework that the Bahnar people of Vietnam use for thinking about and interacting with their forest environment. Our case study is based on extended fieldwork among and consultation with the Bahnar people of the Central Highlands, who weave reciprocity with the spirit world into daily activities such as architecture, foodways, forest wayfinding, gong playing, plant gatheri...</p>
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