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Origins and Migrations in the Extended Eastern Himalayas |
Toni Huber; Stuart Blackburn (Volume Editors)
Brill
Origins and Migrations in the Extended Eastern Himalayas
Apatani Ideas and Idioms of Origins
Authors

Stuart Blackburn

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1674442441282_9450032

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107–123

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Preliminary Material
Toni Huber; Stuart Blackburn
i–viii
Introduction
Toni Huber; Stuart Blackburn
1–10
Trans-Himalayan Migrations as Processes, Not Events: Towards a Theoretical Framework
Geoff Childs
11–32
Where the Waters Dry Up – The Place of Origin in Rai Myth and Ritual
Martin Gaenszle
33–47
Where did the Question ‘Where did My Tribe Come From?’ Come From?
Robbins Burling
49–62
Coevolving with the Landscape? Migration Narratives and the Environmental History of the Nyishi Tribe in Upland Arunachal Pradesh
Alexander Aisher
63–82
Micro-Migrations of Hill Peoples in Northern Arunachal Pradesh: Rethinking Methodologies and Claims of Origins in Tibet
Toni Huber
83–106
Apatani Ideas and Idioms of Origins
Stuart Blackburn
107–123
Migration Narratives, Official Classifications, and Local Identities: The Memba of the Hidden Land of Pachakshiri
Kerstin Grothmann
125–151
The Language, Culture, Environment and Origins of Proto-Tani Speakers: What is Knowable, and What is Not (Yet)
Mark W. Post
153–186
Glimpses of the Ethnolinguistic Prehistory of Northeastern India
George van Driem
187–211
Origin and Migration Myths in the Rhetoric of Naga Independence and Collective Identity
Marion Wettstein
213–238
Oral Histories and the ‘Origins’ of Current Peoples: Dynamic Ethnogenesis, with Remarks upon the Limitations of Language-Family Subgrouping
F. K. L. Chit Hlaing
239–251
Cords and Connections: Ritual and Spatial Integration in the Jinghpaw Cultural Zone
Mandy Sadan
253–273
Origin and Return: Genesis and the Souls of the Dead in Naxi Myth and Ritual
Charles F. McKhann
275–298
Migrating Brothers and Party-State Discourses on Ethnic Origin in Southwest China
Koen Wellens
299–319
Contributors
Toni Huber; Stuart Blackburn
321–323
Index
Toni Huber; Stuart Blackburn
325–336
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