Index
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Abu. See Nasu
Acculturation
Affirmative action
Anti-Rightist Campaign
Assimilation
Autonomy
Law of 1982
Bai
Bai (Yi group). See also Tazhi
Bai Hua
Bai pi shu (reports on society and history)
Bailang, King of
Baima Zang
Baiwu, Han in
architecture/homes of
and affirmative action
business sense of
economics of
education of
monolingualism among
language of
marriage among
religion/ritual of
slaves of
chauvinism of
ethnic pride of
poverty among
Baiwu, Nuosu in
demography of
economic development of
ethnic distribution of
history of
Loho clan
in-migration of
retainer obligations of
rebellion of
slave/landholding among
interclan feuds of
caste among
class among
collectivization of
and Cultural Revolution
and deforestation
education of
Bamo Ayi
Bamo sisters
Barbarians
Bimo
as traditional intellectuals
Brother nationalities (xiongdi minzu)
Central Television Studios (Zhongyang Dianshi Tai)
Chen Tianjun
Chiang Kai-shek, and Zhonghua minzu
Chinese culturalism
Chinese state: early
reaction to emerging
literizing/civilizing project of
and nationalism
participation of minorities in
Collaborative research
Collectivization
Confucianism
Cultural characteristics, paradigmatic
Cultural Revolution
Cyvi. See Nuosu clans
Dai
Dali Kingdom
Decollectivization
Democratic Reforms
Deng Yaozong
Destiny of the Flowers in the Mirror (Jing hua yuan)
Dong Yunfa
Economic colonialism
Economic development
bilingual
ethnic aspects of
and patriotism
ethnic higher education
literacy
English
of women
success of
school enrollment
gender bias in
Empire and nation-state
Ethnic identification
disputed
language as criterion for
leaders’ involvement in
need for description in
bai pi shu (reports on society and history)
to channel resources
of the Yi
and crystallization of identity
and heightened ethnicity
Ethnic identity
as symbolic language of communication
and clan/caste identity
persistence of
heightened
and internal solidarity
and external relations
and the state
Ethnic markers
dress
food
cultural features
religion and ritual
marriage
kinship organization
folk craft
architecture/homes
common descent
history
language
Ethnic tourism
Ethnicity: and nationalism
historical and contingent
residual
as local-global interface
and boundary crossing
four modes of
intentional and functional explanations of
selection and adaptation
ecological models of
inclusion and absorption
Ethnology: enthnohistory
and categorization
Chinese Communist
late imperial
Western
as minzu xue
and Chinese Revolution
and Lewis Henry Morgan
and the Chinese state
divergence of Chinese and Western
and Stalin
Federalism
Feminism
and history
Feng Yuanwei
Gaitu guiliu (replacement of native by posted officials)
Gami
Gaxy
Gemo
Gender
Great Leap Forward
Guboshu tusi
Guo Xiaolin
Han
ethnonym of
chauvinism among
early settlements in Anning Valley
as slaves of Nuosu
infringement of
and nationalism
as emblematic of social change
and Communist sexuality
as constructed category
as unmarked
as villagers
language of
population of
architecture/homes of
in Baiwu
and affirmative action
business sense of
education of
marriage among
religion/ritual of
ethnic pride of
poverty among
acculturation of
inclusion and absorption of. See also Baiwu, Han in
He Jiaze
He Xuewen
History
and ethnic identity
narrative
and creation of minzu
of national and ethnic conflict
Hong Yi. See Nasu
Hou Han shu (History of the latter Han dynasty)
Hu Jingming
Human communities, pre-state
Independent Lololand
Jienuo clan
Jingtang (village)
Jjivo clan
Khams-pa
Kinship: syntagmatic characteristics of
as ethnic marker
matrisegment households
and architecture/houses
terminology for. See also Nuosu clans
Kriukov, Mikhail
La Pinzu
Laluo. See Shuitian
Land reform: in minority areas
in Liangshan
Language: and minzu identification
standardization of
bilingualism
use of Han Chinese
disappearance of
language committees (yuwei)
English
literacy
adult literacy
and women
and mobility
polyglossic situations
classification of
Han
monolingualism. See also Nuosu language
Leng Guangdian
Li Shaoming
Li Xingxing
Liang Qichao
Liangshan: revolt in
geography and agriculture of
logging in
transportation in
ethnic population distribution in
vertical society in
official minzu in
ethnic education in
history of
Museum of Yi Slave Society
ethnic relations and future. See also Baiwu; Manshuiwan; Mishi
Liangshan Yi. See Nuosu
Lietard, Alfred
Lin Yaohua
Lipuo
language of
population of
acculturation to Han
ethnonyms of
in Pingdi
as Yi minzu
feudalism among
absorption of Han
origins of
economy of
agriculture of
marriage among
and land reform
political integration of
education of
bilingualism among
rituals of
dress of
architecture/houses of
social organization of
identity of
Lisu
population distribution of
Liu Yaohan
Logging
Loho Anyu
Loho Muga
Lolo
Lololand, Independent
Long March
Long Yun
Lugu Lake
Luoluosi Xuanweisi (Lili Nzymo)
Ma Changshou
Ma Erzi
Manshuiwan
agriculture in
architecture in
economic prosperity in
plains Yi (pingba Yizu) in
Jienuo clan in
nonagricultural production in
land reform in
collectivization in
ethnic distribution in
dress in
food in
homes in
Mao Zedong
Marriage
interethnic
as ethnic marker
cross-cousin
endogamy
clan prohibitions concerning
clan exogamy
exogamy
“walking marriage”
and Nayar of Kerala
as universal
houses in
income in
schools in
Matriliny: in anthropology
as primitive
and gender equality
McKhann, Charles
Meng. See also Mongolians
Mgajie
Miao
Miao man tu ce (Miao albums)
Minzhu Gaige (Democratic Reform)
Minzu
origin of term
and Sun Zhongshan
definition of
fitting the criterion
writing histories of
policy on
population distribution of
benefits of classification
and cadres
and ethnic groups
resistance to classification as Yi
system
Minzu gongzuo (minorities work)
Minzu identity: among urbanites
among villagers
manipulation of
persistence of
increase in
Minzu shibie (ethnic identification/nationalities identification)
Mishi: and primordial ethnicity
agriculture in
demographics of
entrepreneurs in
income in
nonagricultural production in
history of
village economic improvements in
education in
culture and crafts in
Missionaries
Mongolians (Meng)
and Naze
Dapo Mongolian Township
Mongols, and tusi
Morgan, Lewis Henry
Mosuo. See also Naxi; Naze
Mother-right
Mueller, Herbert
Muli: and Prmi
tusi in
Kingdom of
Nanzhao Kingdom
Naru language
Nasu
Nationalism
and minorities. See also Chinese culturalism
Nationalities identification. See Minzu shibie
Nationalities Institutes
Nation-states
and empires
Naxi
Naze: origins of
kinship among
and Buddhism
architecture/houses of
and Mongolia
and Prmi
tusi of
matriliny among
and Naxi
as Mosuo
Eastern
Western
dress of
ndaba (religious specialists) of
Zambala
marriage among
language of
contingent ethnicity of
Dapo Mongolian Township
Han ethnonyms for
representations of
in ethnographic research
as living fossils
a xia system of
and feminist histories
and tourism
Ndeggu
Ni
Nuoho
Nuosu: rebellion of
migration to Liangshan
population in Liangshan
nuclear area (fuxin diqu) of
acculturation of
assimilation of
origins of
caste war among
official ethnic culture of
famine among
calendar of
genealogies of
marriage among
slavery among
lacquerware of
gender and family among
women
clothing of
interethnic relations of
retainer obligations among
religion and ritual of
funerals of
education of
as cadres
as national leaders
as backward (luohou)
as inventors of writing
folk culture of
Torch Festival of
beauty pageant of
and tribalization. See also Baiwu, Nuosu in; Plains Yi
Nuosu caste
and Indian jati
and endogamy
and economics
and social mobility
specialist social statuses among
Nuosu clans (cyvi)
intertribal warfare among
assistance among
wars among
alliances of
and Han clans
and identity
Nuosu culture: song and dance in
and crafts
shaped in reaction to Han
and nation building
as prototypical
demonstration of value
spread of
as symbolic capital
beauty pageant
coffee-table book
and entrepreneurs
Nuosu language: instruction in
script reform
Sino-Tibetan
use of
and bimo
writing and literacy
Chinese classification of
and education
and ethnicity
Han influence on
and primordial ethnicity
in Mishi
persistence of
Western classification of
Nzymo
of Lili
marriage among
O’Neill, Tip
Ottomans
Ozzu
Panzhihua: geography and agriculture of
logging in
transportation in
vertical society in
Panzhihua City
Plains Yi (pingba Yizu)
interethnic marriage among
“dry” relatives of
education of
food of
homes of
clothing of
language of
ritual of
kinship among
Primordial ethnicity
Nuosu
Prmi
as Zang
origins of
bilingual education of
kinship among
and Buddhism
religion of
and Tibet
language of
population of
Dingba/Hangue
dress of
architecture/houses of
household deity (Zambala) of
Han influence on
marriage among
names of; minzu membership of
and Naze
classification of
contingent ethnicity of
Pumi. See also Prmi
Qi Qingfu
Qiangic languages
Qubilai Khan
Quho
Rang-nyi
Raw and cooked (sheng/shu)
Record of a Westward Journey (Xi you ji)
The Remote Country of Women (Yuanfang you yige Nüer Guo)
Representation: of Naze
of Tahitians
of Tasaday
Revolt: following Anti-Rightist Campaign
resistance to Chinese Communists
Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Sanguo yanyi)
Shih Chuan-kang
Shui
Shuitian
reaction to classification as Yi
village enterprises of
economic development of
silkworm production among
education of
ethnonym of
language of
Tangba (village)
origins of
cultural markers of
dress of
land reform among
minzu identity of
Sinicization
Slavery
Social systems and egalitarianism
Song Enchang
Song Zhaolin
Ssakuo
Stages of human development theory
in schools
Stalin: on stages of human development
and social scientists
and minority identification criteria
States, empires and nations
Suga
Sun Zhongshan (Sun Yat-sen), and minzu
Sunyi
Tazhi
Tibet
Tibetans: cultural influence in Liangshan
Buddhism among. See also Zang
Turks
Tusi
of Muli
and Mongols
Shama
and gaitu guiliu
of Guabie (Guboshu)
Ji
Nasu
Naze
Yongning
Zuosuo
Puwei
Wang Wenzhi
Weng Naiqun
Wu Jinghua
Xichang Prefecture
Xifan
Xinjiang
Yala
Yan Dezong
Yan Ruxian
Yao
Yi
ethnonym of
language and origins of
groups in Liangshan
and imperial exams
as minzu category
branches of
unity of
research on
and liuzu fenzhi (separation of six ancestors)
as minzu identity. See also Lipuo; Nuosu; Shuitian
Zang
Prmi as
of Baima. See also Tibetans
Zhonghua minzu (Chinese nation)
Zhou Enlai
Zhuge Liang