THE WAYS TO ORGANIZE THE SOCIAL LIFE OF MUONG PEOPLE IN HOA BINH PROVINCE: THE TRADITIONAL TO THE MODERN
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2021/495Keywords:
Social system, Lang Dao, Muong, land.Abstract
The social organization of the Muong can be divided into three stages: Stage 1: Organizing the social life of the Muong before 1945; Stage 2: Organizing the social life of the Muong after 1945 to before renovation (before 1986); Stage 3: Organizing the social life of the Muong people today (after 1986). Each stage shows typical differences in the organizational structure of the Muong's social life, leading to changes in social relationships. By the method of document analysis, comparison and ethnographic fieldwork, the author has systematically synthesized how the social life of the Muong is organized through each historical period, through which the The author clarifies the specific social relationships in each organizational form of social life.
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