Gábor Vargyas
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1245405 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gábor Vargyas |
| PRENOMES | Gábor |
| SOBRENOME | Vargyas |
| ASSINATURA | VARGYAS G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8881-5367 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Lajos Bíró and Kamunsanga, the First Christian Papuan in German New Guinea
Since the time anthropology took what is known as its ‘reflexive turn,’ it has become commonplace for professionals in the discipline—in order to situate themselves and their data within a web of possible contexts—to make explicit in their publications the variety of human relationships formed with hosts/friends/‘informants’ in the field. But what can be said about the situation during the 19th and early 20th centuries? What do we know about the …
Bevezető egy lektori vélemény elé
Vitazárás (Nagy Ilona, Pócs Éva és Vargyas Gábor viszontválasza, Mátéffy Attila második válasza)
The Voice of the Lord from a Record Player (Vietnamese Highlands, 1960s)
In this paper, I present a short excerpt from an 18-hour-long Bru life history recorded in 1989 in the Central Vietnamese Highlands among the Bru/Vân Kiều of Quảng Trị. The excerpt sheds light on the circumstances of Christian evangelization among the Bru through the recollections of a Bru man who was not Christian himself but was in contact with the key protagonists of the events, the missionaries and the evangelized Bru people. The interview re…
Fieldwork, Politics and Ethics
In this study, the author reflects on his personal experiences and dilemma, when in 2000 an analyst from the Missing in Action Division of the United States Department of Defence asked him to identify some photos taken during the 1980-s in Vietnam. Although the author refused this request at first, he later realized that he would in fact have to identify himself on the photos and agreed to cooperate. The department wanted to make sure that the pe…
Fieldwork and Ethnographic Data
Up" and "Down". "Zomia" and the Bru of the Central Vietnamese Highlands
In the first part of my study, based on micro-historical data related to Scott's hypothesis, I examined whether the Bru were native to their current territory. I came to the conclusion that the Bru are, if not "native", at least the oldest known inhabitants of this area, and although their history is inseparable from the histories of the surrounding states, they are not a people fleeing from - and only partially because of - the latter. In part t…
Ancestors and the Forest among the Brou of Vietnam
The Brou people, whom we shall be discussing here, belong to the ancient Austro-Asiatic stock of the Indochinese peninsula. They are spread out on either side of the border separating Vietnam and Laos and settled in particular to the north of Route Nine, which joins Savannakhet (Laos) to Dong Ha (the Vietnamese provinces of Quang Binh and Quang Tri), with their area of the greatest concentration being the district of Huyen Huong Hoa (Khe Sanh) wh…
Australian Aboriginal Art in the Anthropology Museum of the University of Western
Up" and "Down". "Zomia" and the Bru of the Central Vietnamese Highlands
In the first part of my study, based on micro-historical data related to Scott's hypothesis, I examined whether the Bru were native to their current territory. I came to the conclusion that the Bru are, if not "native", at least the oldest known inhabitants of this area, and although their history is inseparable from the histories of the surrounding states, they are not a people fleeing from - and only partially because of - the latter. In part t…
Australian Aboriginal Art in the Anthropology Museum of the University of Western
Ancestors and the Forest among the Brou of Vietnam
The Brou people, whom we shall be discussing here, belong to the ancient Austro-Asiatic stock of the Indochinese peninsula. They are spread out on either side of the border separating Vietnam and Laos and settled in particular to the north of Route Nine, which joins Savannakhet (Laos) to Dong Ha (the Vietnamese provinces of Quang Binh and Quang Tri), with their area of the greatest concentration being the district of Huyen Huong Hoa (Khe Sanh) wh…
Up" and "Down". "Zomia" and the Bru of the Central Vietnamese Highlands
In the first part of my study, based on micro-historical data related to Scott's hypothesis, I examined whether the Bru were native to their current territory. I came to the conclusion that the Bru are, if not "native", at least the oldest known inhabitants of this area, and although their history is inseparable from the histories of the surrounding states, they are not a people fleeing from - and only partially because of - the latter. In part t…
Fieldwork, Politics and Ethics
In this study, the author reflects on his personal experiences and dilemma, when in 2000 an analyst from the Missing in Action Division of the United States Department of Defence asked him to identify some photos taken during the 1980-s in Vietnam. Although the author refused this request at first, he later realized that he would in fact have to identify himself on the photos and agreed to cooperate. The department wanted to make sure that the pe…
Fieldwork and Ethnographic Data
The Voice of the Lord from a Record Player (Vietnamese Highlands, 1960s)
In this paper, I present a short excerpt from an 18-hour-long Bru life history recorded in 1989 in the Central Vietnamese Highlands among the Bru/Vân Kiều of Quảng Trị. The excerpt sheds light on the circumstances of Christian evangelization among the Bru through the recollections of a Bru man who was not Christian himself but was in contact with the key protagonists of the events, the missionaries and the evangelized Bru people. The interview re…
Bevezető egy lektori vélemény elé
Vitazárás (Nagy Ilona, Pócs Éva és Vargyas Gábor viszontválasza, Mátéffy Attila második válasza)
Lajos Bíró and Kamunsanga, the First Christian Papuan in German New Guinea
Since the time anthropology took what is known as its ‘reflexive turn,’ it has become commonplace for professionals in the discipline—in order to situate themselves and their data within a web of possible contexts—to make explicit in their publications the variety of human relationships formed with hosts/friends/‘informants’ in the field. But what can be said about the situation during the 19th and early 20th centuries? What do we know about the …
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