antithetical to the iconoclastic tradition. The irony was that this revival was associated with initiatives from above and outside. It always struck me that expatriates with cultural interests (and an appetite for the authentically traditional) were easier with
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well espouse private property notions” as their “sensibilities are shaped in part by those of expatriate academics” (ibid.: 20). My experience with Nuosu academia dates back to my initial fieldwork in Ninglang in 2007, where my very first contacts