Civilisation Recast

Feuchtwang, Stephen; Rowlands, Michael

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“…These events, such as the rituals and processions of the festivals for the Earth God, generate powerful affective flows that charge the participants with affect, energy, and excitement (Dean & Lamarre, 2007). This is a kind of civilizational technique in a Maussian sense that can and does extend through Chinese communities and indeed beyond ethnic limits all around the world (Durkheim et al, 1971; Dean, 2020; Feuchtwang & Rowlands, 2019). Mutual support and competition for the role of host go hand in hand, leading to a spiral of escalating gift giving and relationship building.…”

Section: Mapping Temples and Association Network: Methodological Cons...mentioning

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One ocean one temple: Alternative Chinese temple networks in Southeast Asia

Dean

2022

Global Networks

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The continuing expansion of the Belt and Road Initiative (formerly known as One Belt One Road) has attracted considerable commentary, but little attention has been given to the formation of alternative networks in Southeast Asia or to the earlier history of trade and trust networks centred in the temples and regional association offices of the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia. This paper examines the formation and continuing expansion of a horizontal network of Chinese temples dedicated to the tutelary god (Earth God) of the port cities of Southeast Asia. The World Dabogong Federation was founded in 2017 and is now 5 years old. It currently includes over 160 temples from over 100 port cities. This paper explores the nature of this network and its relation to earlier temple and trust networks as well as its engagement with new media and technologies.

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One ocean one temple: Alternative Chinese temple networks in Southeast Asia

Dean

2022

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Post-harvest Intensification and ‘Pottery Pre-Neolithics’: Endocuisine Evolution in Asia and Africa from Hunter-Gatherers to Early Farmers

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Champion

2024

One World Archaeology

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Archaeology and the Genetic Revolution in European Prehistory

Kristiansen

2022

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This Element was written to meet the theoretical and methodological challenge raised by the third science revolution and its implications for how to study and interpret European prehistory. The first section is therefore devoted to a historical and theoretical discussion of how to practice interdisciplinarity in this new age, and following from that, how to define some crucial, but undertheorized categories, such as culture, ethnicity and various forms of migration. The author thus integrates the new results from archaeogenetics into an archaeological frame of reference, to produce a new and theoretically informed historical narrative, one that also invites debate, but also one that identifies areas of uncertainty, where more research is needed.

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Civilisation Recast

Cited by 15 publications

References 207 publications

One ocean one temple: Alternative Chinese temple networks in Southeast Asia

One ocean one temple: Alternative Chinese temple networks in Southeast Asia

Post-harvest Intensification and ‘Pottery Pre-Neolithics’: Endocuisine Evolution in Asia and Africa from Hunter-Gatherers to Early Farmers

Archaeology and the Genetic Revolution in European Prehistory

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