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Reason and Sentiment in Normative Disputes
Luís R. Cardoso de Oliveira

Abstract: In the last fifty years, anthropology has engaged in intense debates about the rational grounds upon which ethnographic understanding rests. Whatever the particular stand taken by the respective interlocutors in these debates, the main reference shared by all

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From food to offspring: engagement between humans and sea turtles in two communities on the north coast of Espírito Santo

Abstract: This article is the result of a research conducted in the villages of Regência Augusta and Povoação, in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil. The objective is to contribute to knowledge concerning biodiversity conservation projects and the relationships betwee

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Neo-ethnic Self-Styling among Young Indigenous People of Brazil: Re-Appropriating Ethnicity through Cultural Hybridity

Abstract: This article examines a conspicuous, vastly disseminating cultural practice among the young Indigenous people of Brazil to hybridize their ethnic motifs with global fashion in order to classify their glocal mode of being. Young Indigenous subjects generally p

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Traditional peoples and communities in Brazil: the work of the anthropologist, political regression and the threat to rights
Aderval Costa

Abstract: The article problematizes the questions of identities and territories, and the forms of resilience in contemporary Brazil, based on the correlation between power, territoriality, State and development, emphasizing situations of vulnerability of indigenous peo

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Anthropological practices, inter-group conflicts and shared colonial experiences in a regional context of the Lower Amazon

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to present new reflections on ethnographic research conducted in the Lower Amazon, in social situations investigated under fieldwork conditions over two and a half decades. During this period, nation-building developmental project

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Environmental Governance and Regularization of Land Ownership: development and multiple territorial dynamics in the Amazon
Thereza Cristina Cardoso Menezes

Abstract: This article examines how in the past two decades development standards have been established for the Amazon based on both strengthening environmental governance and expanding agriculture. It describes how the process of construction in time of an ambiguous d

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Peddling Sweets and Pioneering Territory: black women and work in Colombia’s Caribbean Region
Maíra Samara de Lima Freire

Abstract: This article is the result of ethnographic research carried out with black women from San Basilio de Palenque, a black community located in the Colombian Caribbean. These women work as peddlers of different types of sweets in Colombian territories and neighbo

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Travellers of the Caribbean: Positioning Brasília in Haitian migration routes through Latin America

Abstract: This paper examines how Haitian migration connecting Haiti to Brasília is enacted through Latin America. The empirical data come from an ethnographic study of Haitians in Brasilia. Semi-structured interviews and focus groups were conducted with 34 migrants to

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Echoes of Past Revolutions: Architecture, Memory, and Spectral Politics in the Historic Districts of Port-au-Prince
Vincent Joos

Abstract: This article explores the life history of Ulrick Rosarion, a Haitian federal prosecutor who built his career during the Duvalier dictatorship. Rosarion lived his entire life in a small house of downtown Port-au-Prince, in a neighborhood formerly inhabited by

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You must have people to make business: Relations of proximity in small-scale trade in Haiti and the DRC
Felipe Evangelista Rosa Vieira

Abstract: This article analyses the everyday activities of female traders in open air markets, houses and streets through a comparative approach based on two ethnographies, one situated in Haiti’s Central Plateau, the other in Kongo Central province of the Democratic R

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“The speed of the political is not that of the scientific”: on the time of development in an agricultural technology transfer program1
Vanessa Parreira Perin

Abstract: In this article I seek to present certain problematics related to the ProSAVANA agricultural development program, highlighting a mismatch between a political sphere and a scientific sphere, which allowed me to reflect on some effects of the technical discours

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How to listen to an Afro-Caribbean landscape
Claudia Fioretti Bongianino

Abstract: Using my 14-month ethnographic research at Old Bank, in the Caribbean coast of Panama, I seek to map how the domains I knew of this village were shaped by the multisensory relationships I established with my interlocutors and the spaces in which they lived, c

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The domestic, the wild and its interstices: what can a dog do in Tierra del Fuego
Luisa Amador Fanaro

Abstract: This study examines dogs that pull sledges in tourist activities in Ushuaia (capital of Tierra del Fuego province) and their relations with their breeders (the mushers) and with the tourists they both work for. Nevertheless, during my field research I also ca

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Notes on a Rastafari Yard-Space in Urban Ethiopia1
Shelene Gomes

Abstract: The significance of the yard or household in social reproduction within the diasporic Caribbean is the focus of this essay. I outline how a Rastafari yard-space is shaped through household production and family formation among diasporic Caribbean peoples with

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The construction of identity in haitian indigenism and the post-colonial debate
Frantz Rousseau Déus

Abstract: This article focuses on three moments in the intellectual elucidation of Haitian identity during the time that Haiti was occupied by the United States, from 1915 to 1934. It analyses the intellectual output of writers of Haitian Indigenism, which emerged duri

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Materiality, affection, personhood: on sacrifice in the worship of the goddess Kali in Guyana1
Marcelo Moura Mello

Abstract: This paper describes the ritual procedures associated with animal sacrifice in the worship of the Hindu goddess Kali in Guyana, formerly British Guiana. Animal sacrifice is explored through questions relating to materiality, personhood and the mutual permeabi

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Accusation and Legitimacy in the Civil War in Angola1
Iracema Dulley Luísa Tui Sampaio

Abstract: This article analyses the main categories of accusation found in the speeches of leaders from the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) and the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) during the Civil War in Angola (1975-20

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(Extra)ordinary help: untold stories on disaster and generosity in Grand’Anse, Haiti
Ana Elisa de Figueiredo Bersani

Abstract: The article situates the theme of help and generosity by examining responses of communities in Grand’Anse province to the 2010 disaster in Haiti. This emblematic case reveals how oft-unmentioned familial and community mechanisms that go beyond the reach of st

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Exchange, Friendship and Regional Relations in the Upper Xingu1
Marina Pereira Novo Antonio Guerreiro

Abstract: The aim of this work is to describe and analyze the different types of relationships established between the peoples of the Upper Xingu through their regional rituals. Starting from a description of the uluki exchange ceremony, we will discuss how this ritual

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PRAN WOUT LA: Expériences et dynamiques de la mobilité haïtienne
Mélanie Montinard

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Partiendo de líneas, llegando a lugares: Notas sobre territorio entre los indígenas de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta en el Caribe colombiano
Jose Arenas Gómez

Resumen: Este artículo trata sobre las nociones territoriales entre la gente i´ku, grupo indígena del Caribe colombiano. La idea central es discutir la categoría “Línea Negra”, usándola como eje central territorial y, para ello, se parte de una cuestión básica ya desc

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El cuidadómetro fronterizo: Sobrecarga femenina y estrategias de movilidad en la Triple Frontera del Paraná
Menara Guizardi

Resumen: El artículo aborda la relación entre las sobrecargas de los cuidados y las estrategias de movilidad transfronteriza femeninas en la Triple Frontera del Paraná. Se muestra cómo las asimetrías estatales entre los tres países colindantes (Argentina, Brasil y Par

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Grammars of Damage and Suffering in Brazil Today

Abstract: The purpose of this reflection is to draw attention to the effects that recent political transformations have produced on people's subjectivity by observing clues to how these events are inscribed in daily relations. We approach both those who feel affected b

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Anthropology and the State in Brazil: questions concerning a complex relationship

Abstract: In this article we argue that, in order to understand the “attack” made on anthropology in Brazil, undertaken in the public sphere since the beginning of the second decade of the twenty-first century, we need to look at how anthropological knowledge has becom

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Una experiencia de interiorización: transformaciones y continuidades de las acciones humanitarias
Angela Facundo Navia

Resumen: Este artículo analiza algunos aspectos del programa brasileño de Interiorización de personas procedentes de Venezuela, a partir de la experiencia de algunos “núcleos familiares” que fueron trasladados de Roraima a Rio Grande do Norte en 2018. El texto propone

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“Our time has come! It’s time for the church to govern”: evangelicals in Brazilian politics and in our ethnographies
Tatiane dos Santos Duarte

Abstract: This article analyzes how religious values, around which the campaign of Jair Bolsonaro was organized and which continue to be used to maintain the fidelity of the religious bases of his government, originate from the actions of the Evangelical Parliamentary

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Interpreters of difference: “Universal” communication and the national body of Brazilian artists in the USA
Bernardo Fonseca Machado

Abstract: Centered on examining the trajectories of Brazilian actors who migrated to the United States with the purpose of studying and working in that country, this article aims to discuss the rhetoric of difference mobilized by subjects to describe states, markets an

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Sports migrants in ‘Central’ and ‘Eastern’ Europe: beyond the existing narratives
José Hildo de Oliveira

Abstract: Outside of Europe’s top football leagues, migrant athletes are often subjected to short-term contracts, poor housing conditions, isolation and the ever-present risk of premature career termination due to injuries. This paper is part of a current multi-sited e

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“When I discovered I was índia”: racialization processes in the migratory experiences of peruvians in Rio Janeiro
Camila Daniel

Abstract: In this article, I reflect upon the ways in which Peruvians in Rio de Janeiro negotiate their process of racialization, based on the category Indian and their interaction with me, a Black Brazilian woman. Despite the fact that Indian is part of both the Brazi

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Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira: una Antropología Reflexiva
Gabriel O. Alvarez

Resumen: Este artículo analiza la trayectoria y la obra de Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira. Siguiendo su metodología hermenéutica, se analizan las monografías ejemplares y conceptos claves a lo largo de su trayectoria académica. Esta trayectoria fue dividida en el joven R

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“Terreiro politics” against religious racism and “christofascist” politics
Ana Paula Mendes de Miranda

Abstract: The present article discusses the processes of political and social mobilization of the Afro-religious in the face of the religious racism and “christofascist” politics deployed by groups with an Evangelical-Pentecostal profile. Based on ethnographic research

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From the Time of Rights to the Time of Intolerance. The Neoconservative Movement and the Impact of the Bolsonaro Government. Challenges for Brazilian Anthropology
Lia Zanotta Machado

Abstract: The present article discusses the recent neo-conservative movement in Brazil ledby the Agribusiness and Evangelical Congressional Caucuses. Both fronts built and consolidated a confluence of objectives and political linkages in the National Congress to confro

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“I left too late, I go back too often”: sentiments of belonging and home among Indian scholars in the United Kingdom
Vinicius Kauê Ferreira

Abstract: This paper addresses current notions of belonging amongst Indian scholars in social sciences building an academic career in the United Kingdom. Drawing on concluded PhD research in social anthropology, it articulates a multi-sited ethnography of centres of re

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The Event in Migrant Categorization: Exploring Eventfulness Across the Americas
Heike Drotbohm Nanneke Winters

Abstract: The categories that define people on the move must be understood as unstable, contingent, and provisional processes. This paper contributes to a growing body of scholarship that explores the lived complexities of migrant categorization and their social implic

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Vegetable Temporalities: Life cycles, maturation and death in an Amerindian ethnography
Joana Cabral de Oliveira

Abstract: This article considers how relations with certain plants produce multiple temporalities for the Wajãpi, an Amerindian people from the Brazilian Amazon. Inspired by a non-anthropocentric anthropology or an “anthropology beyond the human,” the article is an eth

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Control creep and the multiple exclusions faced by women in low-autonomy sex industry sectors

Abstract: This article unites the co-authors’ years of empirical research with women in policed, stigmatized, and low-autonomy sex industry sectors in Brazil, China, Italy, and the United States to identify six prevalent forms of exclusion: economic, intersectional, he

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On Faith and Miracle: A Cosmological Perspective on Faith and Miracle as ‘Social Categories of Understanding’ in Brazilian Catholicism
Mísia Lins Reesink

Abstract: The concepts of faith and miracle frequently appear in the anthropological literature on Christianity. Yet these phenomena are rarely employed as social categories of understanding, and this is particularly true for research related to Catholicism. By way of

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Ethnographing flows, (re)thinking categories

Abstract: In this article we explore universes of circulations, flows and mobilities along two interconnected axes. We propose a reflection on the dynamics of managing bodies and populations in transit through categories that regulate journeys and stays, and produce (m

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