Hunza, an ethnographic outline

Hunza, an ethnographic outline

by H. Sidky

1995

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Study about the Hunzakut people of Hunza, Pakistan.

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    How does Sidky’s anthropological framing challenge or reinforce your preconceived notions of isolated mountain societies?

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    In what ways does the Hunzakuts' adaptation to their harsh geographical environment influence their social structures and daily survival strategies?

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    How does Sidky balance the role of an objective scientific observer with the inherent subjectivities of ethnographic fieldwork?

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