Response to Nomadic Subjects

The nomadic people 's Blandorty concept is very interesting as an analogy of the post - modernist subjectivity. It is freed from the idea that nomads are usually associated with physical cutting and movement, close to the nomadic cultural identity. Because it is usually in a state of flow that does not fall within the mind state or category that dominates us. Thinking Mode She shows how to apply this idea to avoid racial-centered thinking when we focus on aesthetics, languages ​​and daily exchanges through articles.

Many Chinese walls are built apart from the nomadic area and are used to divide nomads into friendly, nonfriendly (or free and subjective) groups. However, even friendly groups can not be trusted; any army that can fight on equal terms with nomads is actually a nomadic army and has the same advantages as those protected by hostile nomads. According to the tribe, the blue and blue areas including Tuva are the people of Mongolian people. "Uighurs" is in Xinjiang, but it is semi-independent; at the rise of Genghis Khan, they were themed. "I want to do it" But they switched to the Mongolian team very quickly

Semi - nomads may be related to the invasion. In the 12th century, Genghis Khan, the leader of Mongolia, brought together nomads and tribes of semi-nomads and conquered almost all of Asia. These nomads are very suitable for traversing various landscapes because they are familiar with large area land and live in a sparse environment for long periods of time. By development, seminomad became difficult to maintain traditional lifestyle. For example, states and borders divide the traditional Sami land. Industries such as wood and mining have reduced meadow. Today, there is a law to protect the right to use Sami people and land, but there are still contradictions.

Over the centuries the Arab grazers have been called Bedouin (BEHD, oohhhnz) and their lives have adapted to arid lands. Bedouin is a nomad. Due to the small amount of farmland, nomads are not permanently moving from one place to another. Bedouin moves for a specific area as it looks for water and meadow for herds. The way they follow is influenced by factors such as landscapes and rainfall that must be crossed. Another geographical factor is the location of the oasis. Oasis is a desert zone with water. Bedouin interacts with people who have settled in an oasis and have lived a sedentary life. In many cases, this interaction means that the settled population turns food into nomads for animals and animal products.