The Genealogical Construction of the Kyrgyz Republic (Inner Asia)

David Gullette

Overview

This book examines the concepts of genealogy, kinship, and 'tribalism' as they relate to the intertwined development of individual identity and national consciousness in the Kyrgyz Republic. It offers a significant contribution to anthropological and regional discussions. The work analyzes genealogy not just as a study of relationships, but also as a methodological approach to understanding society. It delves into the effects of Soviet and post-Soviet societal shifts on daily life.

Who it's for

• Academics and students of anthropology and Central Asian studies.
• Readers interested in the social and political history of Kyrgyzstan.
• Those researching kinship systems and state formation.

Key features

• Hardcover binding.
• 219 pages.
• Published by Brill.
• ISBN: 9781906876104.
• Dimensions: 140x216 mm.
• Weight: 417 gr.