Lisu Matthew

"Lisu Matthew" by G.E. Metcalf offers a glimpse into the linguistic and cultural landscape of the Lisu people, speakers of a Sino-Tibetan language. Published in 1912, this work provides valuable historical insights into the Lisu language and potentially aspects of their culture and society during the early 20th century. Scholars of linguistics, anthropology, and Asian history may find this book a useful resource for understanding the Lisu people and their place within the broader context of Sino-Tibetan language studies and the cultural diversity of Asia.

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