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ICH Courier Vol. 50 Animals in Stories
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Manage No DC00000241 Published Year 2022 Category Journal Language English,Korean Publishing Country Republic of Korea Publisher ICHCAP ISSN 2234-1811 Copyright 
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| Description | When we were young, we were told a lot of stories. Everyone hated the big, vicious, evil, and cunning animals. However, seen through grown-up eyes, there are no bad animals in the world. Animals personified in stories convey a message to the human world-that of peace and harmony. At a time when a message of peace is desperately needed, let’s enjoy some stories featuring various animals, from tigers to birds, rabbits, monkeys, and more. |
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Contents (Author )
| Bringing Living Heritage to Schools in Asia-Pacific: A Resource Kit to Help Teachers Develop Contextualized and Engaging Activities | Vanessa Achilles, ICH Consultant |
| Kathmandu Weave: The Untold Story of Newari Sukul |
Maya Rai, Managing Director, Nepal Knotcraft Centre Ltd.
, Nepal Knotcraft Centre, Weaving Community
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| Turkmen Embroidery: A Source of Inspiration | Chinar Rustamova, Executive Secretary, The National Commission of Turkmenistan for UNESCO |
| Na Drekeba and Roqoroqo: Traditional Baby Showers in Fiji | Simione Sevudredre, Principal Cultural Officer, Ministry of iTaukei Affairs |
| The Four Noble Friends (thuen-pa pun-zhi) | Yeshi Lhendup, Senior Research Librarian, National Library and Archives of Bhutan |
| Living with Animals in Harmony | Monalisa Maharjan Researcher, University of Heidelberg |
| Role of the Tiger in Mongolian Oral Tradition | Saruul Arslan Specialist, Division of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, National Center for Cultural Heritage of Mongolia |
| Korea, the Land of the Tiger | CHEON Jingi, Former General Director, The National Folk Museum of Korea |
| Namhaean Byeolsin-gut: Village Shaman Ritual |
HAHM Hanhee Director, The Center for Intangible Culture Studies (CICS)
, CICS (Among the accredited NGOs)
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