Man and Nature in the Altaic World.

Proceedings of the 49th Permanent International Altaistic Conference, Berlin, July 30 – August 4, 2006

Barbara Kellner-Heinkele, Brigitte Heuer, Elena V. Boykova

• Publisher: De Gruyter
• Year: 2020
• Print ISBN: 9783879974085
• eBook ISBN: 9783112208885
• Edition: 1
• Topic: History
• Subtopic: World History
• Index: History

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Table of contents

• Contents
• List of Figures
• Preface
• Language and Style of the 18^th-Century Tatar Seyahatname
• Japanese Nature and Japanese Language
• Khakas Identity in the Period of Post-Soviet Reforms
• The Rylands Manuscript: The First Translation of the Koran into Turkic
• “Do Not Disturb My Ponds and Lakes, Do Not Injure My Swans.” A Human Ecological Approach to Mongolian Shamanic Texts
• The Tungusic Plant Names in Primitiae Florae Amurensis, Versuch einer Flora des Amurlandes by Carl Joh. Maximowicz
• Interrelation of Nature and Man in the Spiritual Tradition of the Mongols
• Traces of Shamanism in the Beliefs of Turkish Cypriots
• Nature in the Vocabulary of Turkish Folk Songs: Asik Veysel and Muharrem Ertas
• The Known World and Beyond: Concepts of the Animal Kingdom as Presented in the Pentaglot
• Sacred Elements of Nature in the Faith of the Altai Turks
• The View of the Environment as Seen through the Altaic Languages in China
• The Sacred Ötükän Forest. Natural, Commercial, and Sacral Features of a Holy Place
• К древнейшим самодийско-тунгусским лексическим связям (названия животных)
• Folk Taxonomy of Japanese Birds
• V. K. Arsen’ev’s Studies of Oroch and Udege
• Cataloguing the Manuscripts in the Library of the Türkiyat Arastırmaları Enstitüsü (Istanbul)
• The Use of Rhubarb among the Mongols
• Tradition, Man, and Nature at the Inception of the Modern Turkish Story
• Der Sippenbaum im Buch der Dschingis-Legende
• A Lake and Two Poems, or Two Different Views of “Göygöl”
• The Landscape in the Old Turkic Runic Inscriptions
• Mensch und Natur in Dede Korkut-Geschichten
• “Washing Blood with Water”: The Life of the Huihe Khan Dunmohe (8^th Century)
• Plants and Their Naming in Manchu, Mongolian, and Japanese
• Death by Animal
• The Manchu Empire in World History – A New Approach
• Parallel Texts in Saγang’s Erdeni-yin Tobči and Blo bzang bstan ‘dzin’s Altan Tobči
• The Changbaishan According to Travellers’ Accounts
• XIX. Yüzyıl Türk Edebiyatında Tabiat
• Mongols and Nature: Traditions as Reflected in Mongolian Sources, and Substitute Language
• The Contribution of Deported Peoples to the Economy of Uzbekistan
• The Cult of the Sun and the Moon in Mongolian Written Sources
• Between the Supernatural and the Natural: Aspects of Religious Beliefs among the Azerbaijani Turks
• Экологическое сознание азербайджанских тюрков: к постановке вопроса
• “Natur” in Kaiser Kangxi’s Gedichten über die Sommerresidenz in Jehol (Mandschurische Fassung)
• Deer and Man in a Darkhat Legend and Their Ethnogenetic Connections
• Concepts of the Soul in Tuva: A Philosophical Approach
• Die Tuwiner von Cengel und die Natur – im Alltag und in ihrer Dichtung
• Der Pelikan nicht nur in der altaischen Welt
• Qariš, a Unit of Measurement in Turkic Languages
• Some Religious Terms in Qarakhanid Turkic
• On the Common Altaic Verbs *ba-~*bi- and *a:-~*e: Related Thinking of Altaic-Speaking People
• A Polish Account of the Buriats in the Middle of the 19^th Century (From Agaton Giller’s Memoirs)
• Rituals and Beliefs Related to Celestial Phenomena: Eclipse, Thunderbolt, and Rainbow
• War and Nature in Anatolia During the Seljuk Period
• Nature in Manchu Pictorial Art and the Natural History of Manchuria
• “Tatar musk”