List of Illustrations Culture and Identity Chapter 1. Performing Ethnicity: Buryat Ethnofestivals and a Rediscovered Tradition Fig. 1. The Night of Yokhor, Ulan Ude, Buryatia, Russia, 2012 (Photo: Ayur Zhanaev) Fig. 2. The Night of Yokhor, Ulan Ude, Buryatia, Russia, 2013 (Photo: Ayur Zhanaev) Fig. 3. The Altargana, Dadal, Mongolia, 2014 (Photo: Ayur Zhanaev) Fig. 4. The Altargana, Aginskoe, Russia, 2012 (Photo: Ayur Zhanaev) Chapter 2. The Swiss Carnivals of Payerne and Lausanne: Place-making between the mise en scène of Self and the Other(s) Fig. 1. The representation of the Roma during the Brandons de Payerne, 2013 (Photo: Monika Salzbrunn) Fig. 2. Wordplay against the Roma “I gave my hand and he took my arm” during the Brandons de Payerne, 2013 (Photo: Monika Salzbrunn) Fig. 3. Wordplay against refugees “When they leave they touch wood, when they arrive they touch asses.” The Brandons de Payerne, 2016 (Photo: Barbara Dellwo) Chapter 3. Grape Harvest Feast as an Attempt to Develop Local Identity and Cultural Heritage: The Hungarian Case Fig. 1. The participants of the grape harvest feast in Hungarian costumes, 2014 (Photo: László Mód) Fig. 2. The wreath made from grapes, 2014 (Photo: László Mód) Fig. 3. The “specialists” cooking dinner, 2014 (Photo: László Mód) Fig. 4. The thief caught by the field guard, 2014 (Photo: László Mód) Ritual and Cultural Values Chapter 5. Feasts to Send-off the Dead: with Special Reference to the Jopadhola of Eastern Uganda Map. 1. Research area: Kisoko sub-county, Tororo District, Uganda (based on Twinomujuni & Sempagala-Mpagi 2011, modified by Kiyoshi Umeya) Fig. 1. People beating buli to inform about a death (Photo: Kiyoshi Umeya) Fig. 2. Jondijo (a quartet band) playing ajore (the mourning song) (Photo: Kiyoshi Umeya) Fig. 3. Women dancing ajore (Photo: Kiyoshi Umeya) Fig. 4. People drinking kongo from a special pot at lumbe (last funeral rite) (Photo: Kiyoshi Umeya)
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