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A post-exotic anthropology of Soqotra.. Volume II,. Cultural and environmental annexation of an indigenous community

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A post-exotic anthropology of Soqotra./ by Serge D. Elie.
remainder title:	Cultural and environmental annexation of an indigenous community
Author:	Elie, Serge D.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2020.,
Description:	xliv, 368 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Prologue: Soqotra as a Crucible of Exogenous Mediations -- Chapter 1: Mediated Urbanization: Ḥadiboh as an Emergent Translocality -- Part 1: Cultural Modernization: National Integration Processes -- Chapter 2: Linguistic Dilemmas: Communal Vernacular in Transition -- Chapter 3: Consumption as Alienation: Diffusion of the National Pastime -- Chapter 4: Religious Re-Conversion: Mediations of Local Islamic Practices -- Chapter 5: Economic Reconfiguration: Emergent Social Differentiation -- Part 2: Environmental Annexation: Global Governance of Local Conservation -- Chapter 6: Trojan Environmentalism: Ecological Gentrification of an Island Community -- Chapter 7: "Saving Soqotra": Biography of a Conservation & Development Experiment -- Epilogue: A Community in Permanent Transition -- Bibliography.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
Subject:	Indigenous peoples - Yemen (Republic) -
Subject:	Socotra (Yemen) - Race relations. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45646-7
ISBN:	9783030456467

A post-exotic anthropology of Soqotra.. Volume II,. Cultural and environmental annexation of an indigenous community
Elie, Serge D.

A post-exotic anthropology of Soqotra.Volume II,Cultural and environmental annexation of an indigenous community[electronic resource] /Cultural and environmental annexation of an indigenous communityby Serge D. Elie. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2020. - xliv, 368 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Prologue: Soqotra as a Crucible of Exogenous Mediations -- Chapter 1: Mediated Urbanization: Ḥadiboh as an Emergent Translocality -- Part 1: Cultural Modernization: National Integration Processes -- Chapter 2: Linguistic Dilemmas: Communal Vernacular in Transition -- Chapter 3: Consumption as Alienation: Diffusion of the National Pastime -- Chapter 4: Religious Re-Conversion: Mediations of Local Islamic Practices -- Chapter 5: Economic Reconfiguration: Emergent Social Differentiation -- Part 2: Environmental Annexation: Global Governance of Local Conservation -- Chapter 6: Trojan Environmentalism: Ecological Gentrification of an Island Community -- Chapter 7: "Saving Soqotra": Biography of a Conservation & Development Experiment -- Epilogue: A Community in Permanent Transition -- Bibliography.

This two-volume book offers a panoramic explanatory narrative of Soqotra Island's rediscovery based on the global significance of its endemic biodiversity. The first volume, A Post-Exotic Anthropology of Soqotra: A Mesography of an Indigenous Polity in Yemen initiated the analytical inventory of the four key vectors of Soqotra's transition process through a discussion of the first two: economic disarticulation and political incorporation. This volume, A Post-Exotic Anthropology of Soqotra: Cultural & Environmental Annexation of an Indigenous Community completes the analytical inventory by exploring the other two pivotal vectors of transition: cultural modernization and environmental annexation. These two vectors encompass the critical sociocultural spheres and environmental domains in which Soqotra's transformation process is unfolding. The origin of these vectors is situated within Soqotra's long history of exogenous mediations by external actors and their symbolic appropriation of the island into an imaginative geography. The legacy is a "symbolic curse," which has made Soqotra into an ideal playground for fantasist cultural or environmental experiments. Accordingly, this volume undertakes, first, a systematic inventory of the communal effects engendered within the domains of cultural modernization: dissonant linguistic attitudes, alienating consumption practices, divergent religious affiliations, and differentiating economic aspirations. Second, it anatomizes the process of environmental annexation through the reconstruction of the formulation and implementation process of a biodiversity conservation and sustainable development experiment in which the island and its residents are appropriated into an anachronistic paradigm - a pastoral ecotopia - as a blueprint of their future.

ISBN: 9783030456467

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-030-45646-7doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

3459699
Indigenous peoples
--Yemen (Republic)Subjects--Geographical Terms:

3459698
Socotra (Yemen)
--Race relations.

LC Class. No.: DS247.7.S63 / E454 2020

Dewey Class. No.: 953.32

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