Endangered forest, endangered people: Environmentalist representations of indigenous knowledge
Endangered forest, endangered people: Environmentalist representations of indigenous knowledge
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DOI：
10.1023/a:1021983819369
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发表时间：
1997-03-01
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2
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Brosius, JP
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作者：
Brosius, JP
自1987年以来，马来西亚的本南人采集者越来越多地受到伐木公司活动的影响，并以封锁抗议。同时，它们已成为基础广泛的国际环境运动的焦点。本文探讨了这场运动的修辞。特别是;我研究的方式，西方环境保护主义者已经构建Penan土地权利参考Penan知识的景观和存在的生物元素。此外，我认为环境保护主义者如何利用民族志帐户，以及这些帐户是如何在运动中部署的图像生成过程中转换。
Since 1987, Penan foragers in Malaysia have been increasingly affected by the activities of logging companies, and have protested this with blockades. Simultaneously, they have become the focus of a broad-based international environmental campaign. This paper examines the rhetoric of that campaign. In particular; I examine the ways in which Western environmentalists have constructed Penan land rights with reference to Penan knowledge of the landscape and of the biotic elements which exist there. Further I consider how environmentalists have drawn on ethnographic accounts, and how those accounts are transformed in the process of generating images deployed in the campaign.