《夷汉歌咏》内容简介

　　秦汉时期，“巴蜀以西以南”的广袤地域，以及生活在此区域内的众多族群被称为“西南夷”。两汉对西南夷的开拓与治理，奠定了此后二千余年中国西南边疆政治稳固、多民族交错杂居、文化繁荣发展的基础。西南夷故地保留了大量汉代物质文化遗物、遗迹与遗址。透过物质文化遗存，回顾其社会文化意义，可见汉代设治、交通、移民、汉文化、内地礼俗对西南夷社会发展的积极影响。本书旨在通过考古发现、文献记载与民族志材料，多维度呈现汉代西南夷社会民族交往交流交融的历史过程，揭示西南夷社会文化变迁转型的真实图景，阐明西南夷在汉代大一统国家制度形成与发展中的作用与贡献，理解中国统一多民族国家形成与发展的内在历史逻辑。

　　作者简介

　　李东红，1965年生，云南洱源人，历史学博士、二级教授、博士生导师，大理大学民族学学科负责人、特聘教授。历任云南大学社科处副处长、出版社总编辑、图书馆馆长等职。美国宾州大学、新西兰梅西大学访问学者，英国诺森比亚大学特约研究员，泰国格乐大学特聘博士生导师。主要研究领域为中国西南少数民族研究、佛教考古、南诏大理学、考古人类学等。完成“白族文化与汉文化互动与构建”等十余项国家级、省级科研课题，出版《南天佛国：南诏大理佛教历史与文化》《乡人说事：云南凤羽白族村的人类学研究》《苍洱五百年》《白族佛教密宗阿叱力教派研究》《白族密教》等专著，发表学术论文百余篇。

"Yi Han Song" content introduction

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the vast area "south to the west of Bashu" and the numerous ethnic groups living in this area were called "Southwest Yi". The development and management of Southwest Yi by the Han Dynasty laid the foundation for political stability, multi-ethnic coexistence and cultural prosperity in the southwest frontier of China for more than two thousand years. A large number of material and cultural relics, relics and sites of Han Dynasty have been preserved in the former places of Southwest Yi. Looking back on its social and cultural significance through the material and cultural relics, we can see the positive influence of Han Dynasty's establishment, transportation, immigration, Han culture and inland customs on the social development of Southwest Yi. Through archaeological discoveries, documentation and ethnographic materials, this book aims to present the historical process of ethnic exchanges and integration of the Southwest Yi society in the Han Dynasty in multiple dimensions, reveal the true picture of the social and cultural transformation of the Southwest Yi, clarify the role and contribution of the Southwest Yi in the formation and development of the unified state system in the Han Dynasty, and understand the internal historical logic of the formation and development of China's unified multi-ethnic state.

About the author

Li Donghong, born in 1965 in Eryuan, Yunnan Province, Doctor of History, second-level professor, doctoral supervisor, head of Ethnology of Dali University, distinguished professor. He successively served as Deputy director of the Department of Social Sciences of Yunnan University, Chief editor of publishing house and library director. Visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, Massey University, New Zealand, special researcher at Northumbria University, UK, and special doctoral supervisor at Gail University, Thailand. His main research fields are ethnic minority studies in Southwest China, Buddhist archaeology, Nanzhao University of Science, archaeological anthropology, etc. He has completed more than 10 national and provincial scientific research projects such as "Interaction and Construction of Bai Culture and Han Culture", published monographs such as "Nantian Buddhist Country: History and Culture of Buddhism in Dali, Nanzhao", "Villagers' Stories: Anthropological Research of Bai Village in Fengyu, Yunnan", "Canger Five hundred Years", "Research on the Achili Sect of Bai Buddhism" and "Bai Secret Religion", and published more than 100 academic papers.