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520 2 a| This collection of 10 documents covers twentieth century ethnographic fieldwork and the history of the Yi. The core ethnography is found in books by the anthropologist Lin Yaohua on Yi kinship and genealogical system and Yi society, politics, economy and religion based on fieldwork carried out in 1943. Ma and Lei wrote on Yi exorcism rituals and religion in the same period. Tseng wrote a short ethnography on Yi culture and history based on a 1941 excursion in the region. Graham provides a very brief overview of Yi culture and society. Feng looks at historical accounts of Yi in Chinese and Western records going back as early as 400 BC. Pollard, a missionary who lived in southwestern China from 1888-1915, writes about Yi material culture circa 1900. Mueggler did his fieldwork in the 1990s and writes about a past form of political organization imposed on the Yi by the Han Chinese during the Imperial and Republican periods and which is now used in Yi historical discourse to articulate an unique location and identity within contemporary Chinese society.;

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700 12 a| Feng, Hanji,d| 1899-1977t| Historical origins of the Lolo.=| ^A1059131;

700 12 a| Graham, David Crockettt| Lolo of Szechuan Province, China.=| ^A46427;

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700 12 a| Lin, Yaohua,d| 1910-2000t| Kinship system of the Lolo.=| ^A1059071;

700 12 a| Lin, Yaohua,d| 1910-2000t| Lolo of Liang-shan.=| ^A1059071;

700 12 a| Lin, Yaohua,d| 1910-2000t| Culture summary, Yi.=| ^A1059071;

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Yi : AE04.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files, 2011-
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://ehrafWorldCultures.yale.edu/collection?owc=AE04
Subjects	Yi (Chinese people) Ethnology--China. China--Civilization.

Included Work	Feng, Hanji, 1899-1977 Historical origins of the Lolo.
Included Work	Graham, David Crockett Lolo of Szechuan Province, China.
Included Work	Lei, Chin-liu. Ancestor worship of the Lolo in Ch'êng-chiang, Yunnan.
Included Work	Lin, Yaohua, 1910-2000 Kinship system of the Lolo.
Included Work	Lin, Yaohua, 1910-2000 Lolo of Liang-shan.
Included Work	Lin, Yaohua, 1910-2000 Culture summary, Yi.
Included Work	Ma, Xueliang Heh-i feng-su chih i-ch'u. English.
Included Work	Mueggler, Erik, 1962- Procreative metaphor and productive unity in an Yi headmanship.
Included Work	Pollard, Samuel, 1864-1915. In unknown China.
Included Work	Tseng, Chao-lun, 1893- Liang-Shan I-Ch'ü Kai-Huang. English.
Other author/creator	Human Relations Area Files, inc.
Series	eHRAF world cultures eHRAF World Cultures. Asia. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	The historical origins of the Lolo / Feng Han-Yi and J. K. Shryock -- The Lolo of Szechuan Province, China / D. C. Graham -- Ancestor worship of the Lolo in Ch'êng-chiang, Yunnan / Chin-liu Lei ; translated by Lien-en Tsai -- Kinship system of the Lolo / Lin Yueh-Hwa -- The Lolo of Liang-shan / Yueh-hwa Lin ; translated by Ju Shu Pan -- Culture summary, Yi / Lin Yueh-Hwa (Lin Yaohua) -- Exorcism, a custom of the Black Lolo / Hsueh-liang Ma ; translated by Lien-en Tsao -- Procreative metaphor and productive unity in an Yi headmanship / Erik Mueggler -- In unknown China: a record of the observations, adventures and experiences of a pioneer missionary during a prolonged sojourn amongst the wild and unknown Nosu tribe of western China / by S. Pollard -- The Lolo district in Liang-Shan / Tseng Chao-lun; translated by Josette M. Yeu.
Scope and content	This collection of 10 documents covers twentieth century ethnographic fieldwork and the history of the Yi. The core ethnography is found in books by the anthropologist Lin Yaohua on Yi kinship and genealogical system and Yi society, politics, economy and religion based on fieldwork carried out in 1943. Ma and Lei wrote on Yi exorcism rituals and religion in the same period. Tseng wrote a short ethnography on Yi culture and history based on a 1941 excursion in the region. Graham provides a very brief overview of Yi culture and society. Feng looks at historical accounts of Yi in Chinese and Western records going back as early as 400 BC. Pollard, a missionary who lived in southwestern China from 1888-1915, writes about Yi material culture circa 1900. Mueggler did his fieldwork in the 1990s and writes about a past form of political organization imposed on the Yi by the Han Chinese during the Imperial and Republican periods and which is now used in Yi historical discourse to articulate an unique location and identity within contemporary Chinese society.
General note	Title from Web page (viewed Nov. 10, 2011).
General note	This portion of eHRAF world cultures was last updated in 2011 and is a revision and update of the microfiche file, Lolo.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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