Crianças em cena. Sobre mobilidade infantil, família e fluxos migratórios em Cabo Verde by Andréa de Souza Lobo

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La pratique de la parenté : politique factionnelle, redoublement et réitération d’alliance chez les Katukina (Brésil) by Jérémy Deturche

Subjects: “…kinship…”
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Le modèle topologique des sociétés amazoniennes by Klaus Hamberger

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Un corps en mouvement : parenté, « diffusion de l’influence » et transformations corporelles dans les fêtes de bière tirio, Amazonie du Nord-Est by Vanessa Elisa Grotti

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Un cercueil dans la cour : des funérailles évangéliques dans une famille transnationale haïtienne by Nadège Mézié

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Retornando sua coleção de material audiovisual: os dilemas de uma antropóloga by Clarice Cohn

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Esposos y amantes consanguíneos entre los tobas (qom) del Gran Chaco by Florencia Tola

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Términos de parentesco diádicos en cholón (noreste de los Andes peruanos) by Matthias Urban

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Problèmes de structure dans les Andes. De la parenté, de la polygynie et des moitiés à Cuzco by R. Tom Zuidema

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« Poraka ? C’est comme nourrir celui qui a tué notre mère… » Parenté, pouvoir et partage dans les missions guarani du Paraguay (xviiie siècle) à l’aune de l’ethnologie et de la lex... by Joaquín Ruiz Zubizarreta, Mickaël Orantin

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Short communication: Genomic prediction based on unbiased estimation of the genomic relationship matrix in pigs by M.Y. Li, L.Y. Shi, D.E. MacHugh, X.Q. Wang, J.J. Tian, L.G. Wang, Y.J. Deng, L.X. Wang, F.P. Zhao

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Goblet and Cross, Casket and Tombstone. Names and Things in the Hidden History of the Time of Troubles by Fjodor Uspenskij, Anna Litvina

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La culture de la patate douce et du maïs chez les Krahô by Ana Gabriela Morim de Lima

“…The indigenous knowledge regarding these plants is linked to notions of personhood, gender and kinship relations, the annual calendar, myth and ritual, as well as other forms of conceiving temporality and territoriality. …”
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TRANSLATION IDEOLOGY OF FRENCH NOVELS INTO INDONESIAN IN COLONIAL AND POST-COLONIAL PERIOD by Sajarwa Sajarwa

“…The novels domestication ideology during colonial period occurred in translation of pronouns on and the translation of kinship calls, while in post-colonial period novels it occurred in pronouns on translation, kinship calls translation, and self-names translation. …”
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“THE HUNGARIAN FOLK-SONG … ECHO OF THE ENTIRE HUNGARIAN SOUL” – THOUGHTS UPON A QUOTATION FROM ZOLTÁN KODÁLY by Zoltán SZALAY

“…In the same way as there is no kinship amongst the people who use these two different systems basically. …”
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Que disent les tapirs ? De la communication avec les non-humains en Amazonie by Cédric Yvinec

“…These facts reveal to be the matter for the same general interpretation ; they use the same language based on kinship.…”
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A Literary Interpretation of Blood Symbolism in Ifá Divination Poetry by Oluwabunmi Tope Bernard

“…Using Ricoeur’s hermeneutics theory of interpretation, the findings show that the selected Ifá divination poems present the symbolic interpretations of blood in Ifá corpus as it is entrenched in the Yorùbá psychology, sexuality, religiosity, worldview, identity and kinship. The paper presents that blood is multifaceted among the Yorùbá. …”
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Paul, rhetorically gifted, or discursively manipulative? by J. Punt

“…Using discourse as a broader category than rhetoric, several instances of discourse manipulation, which at times remind us of imperialist discourse, are identified, including kinship language and ethnic stereotyping, military metaphors, as well as gendered power discourse and sexual slander, illustrated with examples mostly from Philippians. …”
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L’inflation à la mode Kayapo : rituel, marchandise et monnaie chez les Xikrin (Kayapo) de l’Amazonie brésilienne by César Gordon

“…Surprisingly enough, money and goods have become embedded in every domain of Xikrin life, including kinship, economy, politics and ritual. In this paper, I try to show that this sort of consumerism results of a complex interaction between general principles of Kayapo sociocosmology and the particular historical conditions in which such principles operate and are actualized.…”
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