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Channels Do myths ever die? Social-cultural changes and mythical transformations in Indigenous Amazonia: a dialogue with Peter Gow
Enactive Narrativities: Rubber-Times Historicity and Indigenous Media in Peruvian Amazonia
Sociedade sob risco: monetarização, beleza e a economia íntima do dom entre os Rikbaktsa da Amazônia brasileira
Comer como o inimigo: violência, transformações e persistências na economia alimentar wari’ (Amazônia Ocidental)
Applying Mythical Belief to Product Marketing in Thailand
Indigenous feminisms and anthropology
Indigenous Algorithms, Organizations, and Rationality
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Could geoengineering ever start? Could it ever stop? Grist for “Destiny Studies” and “Continuity Ethics”
“Melting Pot” or “Salad Bowl”: Lupine Metaphors and the Myth of American Assimilation in Karen Russell’s “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”
Logical Horses: Or Several Historical, Aesthetic, Allegorical, and Mythical Vignettes
Chamada para dossiê: Indigenous Brazilian Anthropology
"The Myth of Oneness ”: Erasure of Indigenous and Ethnic Identities in Digital Feminist Discourse
Writing from colonial trauma: Land, knowledge, and indigenous refusal
Decolonising Narratives Through Sonic Artistry and Weaving Dialogues: A Trans-Indigenous Exploration
Cultural dynamics: formal descriptions of cultural processes
Globalized mathematics curriculum: could it ever be possible?
Difficult airway: are we ever truly prepared?
Transformationality and Dynamicality of Kinship Structure
Pandora’s Myth and Cultural Trauma in Alex Garland’s Ex Machina
Chamada para dossiê: A Identidade Palestina em tempos do Genocídio em Gaza
India and Latin America: An Epistemic Site for a Cross-Cultural Dialogue
The struggle of indigenous people of the lower Rio Mayo, northwestern Mexico for water resources: an overview and a critical assessment
The two hungers: food security, morality, and cash transfer policies for Canela Apanjekra people in Indigenous Central Brazil
Peter Hitchcock: The Jameson Variable
