The Creation of Cooperativities in Fishing Village along Lake Albert in Uganda: People in Mobility with Fishery

我们追溯了在阿尔伯特湖畔的多民族村庄历史上构建的移民的生活世界，分析了在殖民、内战和全球化的压力下移民的变化，发现移民的轨迹跨越了乌干达、刚果民主共和国和卢旺达等国的边界，并通过表演哀悼仪式的最后阶段--迈尔·阿瓦拉，发现了具有跨国特征的合作性的交替和再创造。通过与移民村的人们一起表演Myel Awara的经历，我们可以指出人们对与精神世界相关的实践的怀疑，这是一种祖先崇拜。最后，我们在这个村庄和乌干达的其他研究地点放映了Myel Awara的放映纪录片，并在日本举行了一些学术会议，与其他人分享非物质文化。

We have traced back the life world of immigrants historically constructed in the multi-ethnic village in the shore of Lake Albert to analyze the transformation under the pressure of colonization, civil wars and globalization and found the people's trajectories are spread over the border of nations of Uganda, D.R.C. and Rwanda.Also we have found the alternation and re-creation of cooperativities which are characterized by transnationaliy, through the attempt of performing the myel agwara, the last stage of mourning ritual. Through the experience of performing myel agwara with the people of emigrated village, we can point out the scepticism among people about the practice relating to spiritual world, which is ancestor's worship. Lastly, we have shown the screening documentary film of myel agwara at this village and other research sites in Uganda and some academic meetings in Japan to share the intangible culture with other people.