Breeze & Storm - Togan, Isenbike
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Nomadic people have been associated with storm rather than breeze in terms of their activities across Asia. The collection of essays in this volume however emphasizes both, but gives more space to breeze in terms of cultural interaction and mutual influence with sedentary societies. In general, cultural influence is perceived as coming from sedentary societies as a civilizing process and affecting nomads. Essays in this volume do not speak of a higher culture affecting a lower culture, but look at the nomads and the sedentary people as equals in terms of human interaction, cultural influences…mehr

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Nomadic people have been associated with storm rather than breeze in terms of their activities across Asia. The collection of essays in this volume however emphasizes both, but gives more space to breeze in terms of cultural interaction and mutual influence with sedentary societies. In general, cultural influence is perceived as coming from sedentary societies as a civilizing process and affecting nomads. Essays in this volume do not speak of a higher culture affecting a lower culture, but look at the nomads and the sedentary people as equals in terms of human interaction, cultural influences existing in political structures, trade, aesthetic patterns and oral literature. In addition, the stormy aspect is not focused on conquests, but on aspects of socio-political change within nomadic societies. A look not from the vantage point of an outsider, but more from the inside raises new questions as to gender roles within nomadic societies especially among the Mongols.
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Autorenporträt
Isenbike Togan (Ph.D. Harvard University) Honorary member of the Turkish Academy of Sciences. Emeritus Professor of Inner Asian and Chinese History, Böaziçi University, Asian Studies Center, METU History Dept. Her research interests include tribe-state relations, women's history, and intellectual and aesthetic patterns. Among articles on these subjects, her publications include "Flexibility and Limitation in Steppe Formations" (1998), "Eski T'ang Tarihi [Old Book of Tang]. 194a. Türkler Bölümü [Section on Turks]" (2006).