本頁只刊出中文翻譯與中文說明；英文原文請見下方原文連結。
原文連結
論文資訊
- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2017
摘要
As anthropologists study complex societies and large databases, we have to ask whether using demographic divisions within a 族群 help or hinder our understanding of people's cognition, particularly political cognition. Using a database of 1,283 interviews gathered in Mongolia in 1998 and 2003, the authors divide the sample 族群 by the demographic categories of location, gender, education level attained, and age. We use 網絡 analysis to note differences in 網絡 structure and textual analysis to learn how Mongolians characterize democracy as they emerge from Soviet-style 社會ism. We find that even though Mongolians are a rather homogeneous society, people's concept of democracy varies by demographic category. We conclude that because experience often varies with a person's position in society, demogra
※ 此為已發表論文，全文需透過期刊付費取得