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King of the Waters sketches a dramatic picture of clashing cultures
Through their more detailed knowledge about Chinese verbal art in performance
though Burmese women historically enjoyed relatively high social status and economic influence
it should come as no surprise that once opium smoking was introduced
”—Alexander Horstmann
Ambiguity of Identity: The Mieu in North Vietnam Burma/Myanmar King of the Waters sketchesHow have the Na Mieu (Mieu people) of North Vietnam adapted to a world in which other peoplesthe Ty and the Kinhare dominant, and how has the modern state increasingly reshaped the conditions in which they live? This book examines the pressures on the Mieu as they adjust to this non Mieu world, by considering the relations between the Mieu and the Ty, the Kinh, and the central state. It identifies the extent of the Mieus adaptation in light of the
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