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Professor of Humanities at Duke Kunshan University

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August 16, 2011 by James Miller 4 comments on "the religion and ecology of the blang minority nationality"

the religion and ecology of the blang minority nationality

The Blang village of Laoman'e

The question of how to promote a culture of ecological sustainability in China took me this summer to conduct exploratory fieldwork among the Blang minority nationality, in Yunnan province, close to the border between China and Myanmar. The Blang are one of China’s smaller nationality groups and occupy a remote mountainous terrain that is a…

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