Introduction

According to the religión of the Naxi who leave in northern Yunnan (China), man and nature are half-brothers and are expected to develop harmonious relationships in order to avoid disasters (drought, flood, earthquakes…). This interdependence made up of complex flows is the major question posed by e...

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Main Authors:	Motte-Florac, Elisabeth, Aumeeruddy-Thomas, Yildiz
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Language:	English
Published:	IRD Éditions 2023
Subjects:	peuples communautés nature savoirs locaux biodiversité environnement développement ethnobiologie photos Environmental Studies Anthropology BUS072000 SOC002000 JHM RNU Antarc* Antarctique*
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