D Norman Geary

• Life in a Kam Village in Southwest China, 1930-1949

  Chaoquan Ou, D Norman Geary•BOOK•Life in a Kam village in…•2007

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  Although this unique insider's account of minority life in China is clearly a book in itself, it is also the sequel to the much-acclaimed The Kam People of China (Geary, Ou and others, 2003). It describes the hitherto scarcely researched culture of people from Xiangye village, in an untravelled corner of Guizhou province, Southwest China, in the 20 years leading up to Liberation in 1949. Xiangye is a Kam (Dong) nationality village, so the book hi…

• A mother's misery and cultural change in a Kam community, 1950 – 1990

  Ou Chaoquan, Daniel Geary et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Ethnicity•2007•Referencias: 1

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  The main substance of this paper is the postscript of a book currently awaiting publication ‘Life in a Kam Village in Southwest China, 1930 – 1949’. The book was written by a Kam professor and then translated into English. In this paper, the translator first introduces the forthcoming book and presents some Chinese historical background to contextualize the story of the postscript. In his postscript, the author briefly describes the culture of th…

• A Bilingual Education Pilot Project among the Kam People in Guizhou Province, China

  Daniel Geary, D Norman Geary et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Multilingual and…•2003•Citada por: 4

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  This paper surveys China's minority education situation in general and bilingual education situation in particular, with special reference to the interaction between education, language and culture. There are still many speakers of Kam (approximately 1.5 million), but the Kam language and culture are in decline. A 9- year bilingual education pilot project may help arrest the decline. The project is underway in Zaidang primary school, Guizhou prov…

• A Bilingual Education Pilot Project among the Kam People in Guizhou Province, China

  Daniel Geary, D Norman Geary et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Multilingual and…•2003•Citada por: 4

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  This paper surveys China's minority education situation in general and bilingual education situation in particular, with special reference to the interaction between education, language and culture. There are still many speakers of Kam (approximately 1.5 million), but the Kam language and culture are in decline. A 9- year bilingual education pilot project may help arrest the decline. The project is underway in Zaidang primary school, Guizhou prov…

• A Bilingual Education Pilot Project among the Kam People in Guizhou Province, China

  Daniel Geary, D Norman Geary et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Multilingual and…•2003•Citada por: 4

  Añadir item

  This paper surveys China's minority education situation in general and bilingual education situation in particular, with special reference to the interaction between education, language and culture. There are still many speakers of Kam (approximately 1.5 million), but the Kam language and culture are in decline. A 9- year bilingual education pilot project may help arrest the decline. The project is underway in Zaidang primary school, Guizhou prov…

• Life in a Kam Village in Southwest China, 1930-1949

  Chaoquan Ou, D Norman Geary•BOOK•Life in a Kam village in…•2007

  Añadir item

  Although this unique insider's account of minority life in China is clearly a book in itself, it is also the sequel to the much-acclaimed The Kam People of China (Geary, Ou and others, 2003). It describes the hitherto scarcely researched culture of people from Xiangye village, in an untravelled corner of Guizhou province, Southwest China, in the 20 years leading up to Liberation in 1949. Xiangye is a Kam (Dong) nationality village, so the book hi…

• A mother's misery and cultural change in a Kam community, 1950 – 1990

  Ou Chaoquan, Daniel Geary et al.•ARTICLE•Asian Ethnicity•2007•Referencias: 1

  Añadir item

  The main substance of this paper is the postscript of a book currently awaiting publication ‘Life in a Kam Village in Southwest China, 1930 – 1949’. The book was written by a Kam professor and then translated into English. In this paper, the translator first introduces the forthcoming book and presents some Chinese historical background to contextualize the story of the postscript. In his postscript, the author briefly describes the culture of th…

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