Research and activism among the Kalahari San today
Subtitle: ideals, challenges, and debates
By: edited by R. Fleming Puckett, Kazunobu Ikeya
Contributors: Kokuritsu Minzokugaku Hakubutsukan
Series: Senri ethnological reports -- 99; Senri ethnological reports -- 99.
Publisher: National Museum of Ethnology
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Osaka
Language: eng
Number of pages: 353
ISBN-13: 9784906962686
Subjects: San (African people); Social life and customs; Hunting and gathering societies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: PART 1. Language, Storytelling, and Education: 1. The Story Mind: Education for Democracy; title: Reflections on the Village Schools Project, 1990-2015; title: 2. People of the Eland/People of ELAN: The Ju/'hoan Transcription Group and Ju/'hoan Mother-Tongue Literacy; title: 3. On the G|ui Experiences of 'Being Hunted': Analysis of Oral Discourses on the Man-Killing by Lions; title: PART 2. San Research and Advocacy: A Blending of Voices: 4. An Archaeology of Relevance: Community Empowerment Through Archaeological Research and Heritage Management in Botswana; title: 5. Tracking in Caves: Reading Human Spoor in Ice Age Caves with San Hunters; title: 6. The Khwe Collection in the Academic Legacy of Oswin Köhler: Formation and Potential Future; title: 7. Female Initiation or School? Practicing Culture in the Kalahari; title: PART 3. Politics, Livelihoods, and Land: 8. Persistence of Foraging among Tsumkwe Ju/'hoansi in the 21st Century; title: 9. Settlement Patterns and Sedentarization among the San in the Central Kalahari (1930-1996); title: 10. Socio-economic Impacts of a National Park on Local Indigenous Livelihoods: The Case of the Bwabwata National Park in Namibia; title: 11. Performing Our Past to Secure Our Future: A Look at San-Owned Cultural Tourism in the Kalahari; title: 12. The Bushman Brand in Southern African Tourism: An Indigenous Modernity in a Neoliberal Political Economy; title: 13. Land, Livelihoods, and Empowerment among the San of Western Zimbabwe; title: 14. 'The Space to Be Themselves': Confronting the Mismatch Between South Africa's Land Reform Laws and Traditional San Social Organization among the Khomani.