Changing Pathways Forest Degradation and the

Changing Pathways is a full-length ethnography that argues that the Batek are not helpless victims of development but, rather, shrewd players who understand what are the political, environmental, and cultural implications of environmental degradation.

Lye Tuck-Po is an independent anthropologist based in Kuala Kubu Baru, Malaysia

Illustrations	ix
Tables	xi
Maps	xiii
Abbreviations and Acronyms	xv
Spelling and Writing Conventions	xvii
Notes on Names	xix
Acknowledgments	xxiii
1. Introduction	1	(18)
2. Communicating Degradation	19	(30)
3. The World of the Forest	49	(28)
4. In the Beginning	77	(18)
5. A Sense of Place	95	(28)
6. Gathering in the Forest	123	(24)
7. To See, to Hear, to Walk, and to Know	147	(18)
8. Changing Pathways	165	(14)
Maps	179	(10)
Appendix A. Tebu 's Message: Transcription and Translation	189	(6)
Appendix B. Route Descriptions	195	(2)
Appendix C. Notes on Wild Yam Species	197	(4)
Glossary	201	(10)
References	211	(10)
Index	221	(8)
About the Author	229

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Changing Pathways Forest Degradation and the Batek of Pahang, Malaysia

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