Why Indians wear clothes: Managing identity across an ethnic boundary
Why Indians wear clothes: Managing identity across an ethnic boundary
复制标题
为什么印度人穿衣服：跨种族边界管理身份
DOI：
10.1080/00141844.1992.9981445
复制
发表时间：
1992
期刊：
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
H. Veber
中科院分区：
文献类型：
--
作者：
H. Veber
在秘鲁蒙大拿州阿什宁卡的高丛林中，男性偶尔会操纵着装规范，以提高他们与定居者/殖民者的讨价还价地位。定居者价值观是建立在文明/不文明二分法之上的，这与种族类别的殖民者/阿什宁卡二分法相对应。阿什宁卡对“文明”的挪用将定居者的价值观转化为阿什宁卡的权力游戏，而“文明”的象征最终成为加强阿什宁卡身份的手段。
In the high jungle of the Peruvian montana Asheninka males occasionally manipulate dress codes to improve their bargaining position vis‐a‐vis settler/colonists. Settler values are constructed on a civilized/uncivilized dichotomy corresponding to a colonist/Asheninka dichotomy of ethnic categories. Asheninka appropriations of the “civilized” translates settler values into Asheninka power games, and the symbols of the “civilized” end up as means of strengthening Asheninka identity.