The Hmong Mountains : cultural spatiality of the Hmong in Northern Thailand
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The Hmong Mountains : cultural spatiality of the Hmong in Northern Thailand
（Southeast Asian modernities, Vol. 5）
Lit, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 433-478)
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The concept of cultural spatiality includes all aspects of human agency, experiences and outside influences. As such, it encompasses socio-culturally enacted localities, whether these are real, imagined or only potential spheres of social, economic, religious, symbolic, or political action. As in the case of the Hmong in northern Thailand, people can be anchored via processes of place making in local settlements, a diaspora spread over five continents and also in the "other world" of the supernatural agents. The concept of the Hmong Mountains signifies the "place" the Hmong people have constituted to maintain their socio-cultural distinctiveness despite statelessness. It is a mental model of the Hmong lifeworld which has evolved during the course of a long history of migration, dispersal and settlement in Thailand. "Maren Tomforde" is Junior Research Fellow at the Bundeswehr Institute for Social Sciences (SOWI) in Strausberg (Germany).
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