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Informationen zum Autor Bamo Ayi, Stevan Harrell, and Ma Lunzy Klappentext This tells the story of the intertwined research histories of three anthropologists, one American and two Chinese. As decades of mutual ethnographic research among the Nuosu in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan, unfold, the authors enter one another's narratives and challenge the reader to ponder the nature of ethnographic Â"truth.Â" Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface to the English Edition Acknowledgments Part One: Origins 1. Growing up Half Yi / Bamo Ayi 2. In the Shadow of the Han / Ma Lunzy 3. A White Guy Discovers Anthropology / Stevan Harrell Part Two: China 4. Yinchang: My First Fieldwork, 1987-88 / Bamo Ayi 5. Getting Started in Southwest China, 1987-88 / Stevan Harrell 6. Chasing after Bimo, 1992-93 / Bamo Ayi 7. Getting Started Again, 1991 / Stevan Harrell 8. First Contact, 1991 / Ma Lunzy 9. Almost Real Fieldwork, 1993 / Stevan Harrell 10. In the Month of the Snake , 1993 / Ma Lunzy 11. Fieldwork with Muga, 1994 / Bamo Ayi 12. Getting Further Implicated, 1994 / Stevan Harrell 13. The Last Time I Led the Horse, 1994 / Ma Lunzy 14. The Bimo in the Modern World, 1994-95 / Bamo Ayi Part Three: America 15. The First International Yi Conference, 1995 / Ma Lunzy 16. Seattle First Free Methodist Church, 1996-97 / Bamo Ayi 17. Collecting Mountain Patterns, 1999 / Ma Lunzy 18. Conceptualizing Mountain Patterns, 2000 / Bamo Qubumo 19. Celebrating Mountain Patterns, 2000 / Stevan Harrell Epilogue: Fieldwork Connections and the Process of Ethnography / Stevan Harrell Cast of Characters Chinese and Nuosu Glossary Bibliography Index
