Advances in Humanities Research
Vol. 5, 24 April 2024
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On the Protection and Inheritance of the Evenki Ethnic Culture
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Abstract
In previous studies of the Evenki ethnic group, different perspectives have been presented regarding the research on Evenki language culture in various historical contexts and research periods: researchers from each era exhibit differences in research directions, angles, and awareness of issues. These differences are closely related to research objectives, external backgrounds, power relations, and the development of disciplines in different eras. This article suggests that an analysis of the Evenki language not only helps us understand the changes in ethnic language forms over different periods but also allows us to observe people's psychological states and practical needs against the backdrop of the times. In the context of today's era, this can effectively enhance our adaptability to linguistic and cultural transformation, and desktop research is a rapid method of reading literature and collecting language information categorization. The article demonstrates that the desktop learning research method proposed surpasses current typical language learning methods, helping us better adapt to the intelligent society and the era of big data.
Keywords
Evenki linguistics, literature, ethnic cultural protection
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- 24 April 2024
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- Advances in Humanities Research
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- 10.54254/2753-7080/5/2024045
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