The Tsaatans borderline life (based on field research)

  • Elena Aiyzhy Candidate of Historical Sciences,Department of General History and Archeology,Tuvan State University, Kyzyl, Russia
  • Dmitry Кanunnikov Anthropologist, fund manager, Museum of nomadic culture, Moscow, Russia
  • Salbak Mongush Candidate of Philosophical Sciences,Department of philosophy,Tuvan State University, Kyzyl, Russia
  • Sayana Mongush Candidate of Agricultural Sciences,Chair technologies of production and processing of agricultural production,Tuvan State U+niversity, Kyzyl, Russia
Palabras clave: Tsaatans, Tuvans, borderline, life, Mongolia.

Resumen

This article is dedicated to a small group of reindeer herders of Khubsugulaimak of Mongolia the Tsaatans that preserve in the memory their common origin and relative relations with Todzha-Tuvans living Todzha Basinof the republic of Tuva. Two people separated since the Russian-Mongolian border was formed into the mountains of Eastern Sayan. The border isolates two people not only physically, but also in terms of culture - language, religion, material culture. It leads to the increasing changes in lifestyle, distance between the two groups of people. The border passed through the ground, language and consciousness.
Publicado
2019-12-18
Cómo citar
Aiyzhy, E., КanunnikovD., Mongush, S., & Mongush, S. (2019). The Tsaatans borderline life (based on field research). Opción, 34, 88-116. Recuperado a partir de https://www.produccioncientificaluz.org/index.php/opcion/article/view/23927
Sección
Antropología y Ciencias Sociales