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The Bushmen: A Half-Century Chronicle of Transformations in Hunter-Gatherer Life and Ecology
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The Bushmen: A Half-Century Chronicle of Transformations in Hunter-Gatherer Life and Ecology

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The Bushmen archives nearly 50 years of research with some of Southern Africa’s remotest groups. Author Jiro Tanaka’s deep connection with his subject matter is evident through his insightful and often touching stories and reflections on a rich and challenging life work.

Tanaka interweaves ethnographic materials with broader reflections on the changes that have beset Bushman groups carried by waves of global political and economic developments. While some of the characteristics of the process of transformation are specific to Bushman society, many others are shared by other indigenous and minority societies around the world.

This book provides an analysis of the transformation process from this perspective and at the same time serves as a catalyst for readers to look back and question the state of our own civilisation.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kyoto University Press and Trans Pacific Press
Country
Australia
Date
30 April 2014
Pages
296
ISBN
9781920901660

The Bushmen archives nearly 50 years of research with some of Southern Africa’s remotest groups. Author Jiro Tanaka’s deep connection with his subject matter is evident through his insightful and often touching stories and reflections on a rich and challenging life work.

Tanaka interweaves ethnographic materials with broader reflections on the changes that have beset Bushman groups carried by waves of global political and economic developments. While some of the characteristics of the process of transformation are specific to Bushman society, many others are shared by other indigenous and minority societies around the world.

This book provides an analysis of the transformation process from this perspective and at the same time serves as a catalyst for readers to look back and question the state of our own civilisation.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kyoto University Press and Trans Pacific Press
Country
Australia
Date
30 April 2014
Pages
296
ISBN
9781920901660