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The People of the Way Revisited: Reflections on Teaching a History of Nomads and Nomadism as a History of Northern Eurasia

Authors: Ismael Biyashev;

The People of the Way Revisited: Reflections on Teaching a History of Nomads and Nomadism as a History of Northern Eurasia

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SUMMARY: Opening the series “New Curricula for New Histories of Northern Eurasia,” Ismael Biyashev introduces the syllabus of his course “Eurasian Nomads and Nomadism between Empire and Nation (A History of Managing Diversity).” Biyashev presents nomads as a complex and historically evolving phenomenon that cannot be conceptualized as a stable “thing” beyond specific historical circumstances and intergroup relations. Biyashev decenters the established historical narrative by normalizing regions and groups traditionally deemed marginal and telling a big story from their vantage point. Резюме: Открывая серию “Новые университетские курсы по новой истории Северной Евразии”, Исмаил Бияшев публикует программу своего курса “Евразийские кочевники и кочевничество между империей и нацией (история управления разнообразием)”. Бияшев представляет кочев-ников как сложное и исторически развивающееся явление, которое нельзя описать как статичную “вещь” – вне конкретных исторических обстоятельств и межгрупповых отношений. Бияшев децентрирует устоявшийся исторический нарратив, делая это за счет нормализации регионов и групп, традиционно считавшихся маргинальными, и рас-сказа через их призму большой истории.

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