英文摘要 |
This article analyses how senses of cleanness and comfort, materialized in house reconstructions and interior decorations, have become focuses of everyday live among Yunnan Tibetans during the process of modernization. I argue that this commonplace, ubiquitous and seemingly insignificant phenomenon has actually brought profound and wide-ranging transformations in sensory experience and standards for home living, and deserve our close examination of how everyday modernity is embodied from the perspectives of everyday life and multiple modernities. |