Barefoot Anthropologist, The: The Highlands of Champa and Vietnam in the Words of Jacques Dournes Guidebook in Southeast Asian History from

in Southeast Asian History from Cornell University and is the author of Forest Recollections: Wandering in Twentieth-Century Thailand

His writings offer an intimate view of a major Asian port

is not only that it contributes to the new interest in religion in Cambodia but also because it places the religious revival in a nuanced social

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this book is a tremendous contribution to the ethnography of Vietnam

Barefoot Anthropologist, The: The Highlands of Champa and Vietnam in the Words of Jacques Dournes Guidebook in Southeast Asian History fromOn the trails you go barefoot. Im still barefoot! I wonder how one can stuff ones feet into shoes that hurt so much. Feet are like hands, they start narrow and end broad. And shoes, theyre quite the opposite, they start broad and end narrow. So, your foot in a shoeits completely absurd! Jacques Dournes, speaking of the forest trails of Vietnams Central Highlands French anthropologist Jacques Dournes lived in Vietnam for twenty five years, from 1946 to