布里亚特的交流:相互支持、负债和亲缘关系

Ethnology Pub Date : 2006-10-01 DOI:10.2307/20456603

Katherine R. Metzo

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在俄罗斯布里亚特共和国通卡河谷的后社会主义交流中，有一系列被含糊地称为相互支持的经济交易。这些交易再现了社会关系，是对个人未来的一种投资。Tunka居民用道德术语来描述这些活动，其中亲属关系被用作构成社会交换网络的信任和密切的社会关系的隐喻。

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Exchange in Buriatia: mutual support, indebtedness, and kinship

Post-socialist exchange in the Tunka valley of the Buriat Republic, Russia, has a range of economic transactions ambiguously referred to as mutual support. These transactions reproduce social connections and are a form of investment in one's future. Residents of Tunka represent these activities in moral terms, in which kinship is used as a metaphor for the trusted and close social ties that make up social exchange networks.

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