SGER: How is Local Ecological Knowledge Transmitted? Exploratory Research Among the Soligas of India
SGER:当地生态知识如何传播?
基本信息
- 批准号:0726612
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-09-01 至 2010-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Researchers have documented the ubiquity of local ecological knowledge and its benefits in societies without access to modern agricultural technologies or medicine. Researchers have also documented the world-wide disappearance of local ecological knowledge. If local ecological knowledge provides so many benefits, why would it disappear? To answer the question we propose to conduct a study among the Soliga, a tribal group in southwest India. Soliga still depend on local ecological knowledge for their survival. We hypothesize that parents who through their live have benefited more from local ecological knowledge will invest more resources in teaching local ecological knowledge to their children, whereas parents who have benefited more from schooling, will invest less in local ecological knowledge and promote school attendance. The research will develop and test hypotheses about the transmission of culture using local ecological knowledge as a case study and conduct a quantitative analysis of the paths through which the Soliga transmit local knowledge. The research also will provide hands-on training and mentoring research experience for a Ph.D. student in cultural anthropology.
研究人员已经记录了无处不在的当地生态知识及其在无法获得现代农业技术或医药的社会中的益处。研究人员还记录了当地生态知识在世界范围内的消失。如果当地的生态知识提供了这么多好处,为什么它会消失呢?为了回答这个问题,我们建议在印度西南部的一个部落群体索利加人中进行一项研究。索利加人仍然依靠当地的生态知识生存。我们假设,在生活中从当地生态知识中获益较多的家长将投入更多资源向子女传授当地生态知识,而从学校教育中获益较多的家长将投入较少资源向子女传授当地生态知识,并促进其出勤率。本研究将以当地生态知识为例,发展和检验有关文化传播的假设,并对索利加人传播当地知识的途径进行定量分析。该研究还将为文化人类学博士生提供实践培训和指导研究经验。
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