Blood, semen, coca, and tobacco: The transmission of ritual knowledge among the Murui-Muinaɨ Indigenous people of the Amazon

Blood, semen, coca, and tobacco: The transmission of ritual knowledge among the Murui-Muinaɨ Indigenous people of the Amazon Difficulties in the intergenerational transmission of knowledge within Amazonian societies impact collective…
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Substantiating the ancestors of an Amazonian Indigenous people in Central Brazil through their personal names

Substantiating the ancestors of an Amazonian Indigenous people in Central Brazil through their personal names It is argued that in the case of the Mẽbêngôkre (Kayapó) of Central Brazil, with…
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Fieldwork encounters: Navigation of relationships and the conundrums of ethnographic knowledge production

Fieldwork encounters: Navigation of relationships and the conundrums of ethnographic knowledge production Ethnography, Ahead of Print. The paper examines the methodological challenges of conducting ethnographic research in complex research settings…
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Accounting for Socialization: Quantitative Priming, Language, and Tools in a Masters of Public Affairs Program

Accounting for Socialization: Quantitative Priming, Language, and Tools in a Masters of Public Affairs Program Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Quantitative accountability has become a widespread rationale for…
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Kinning through the “House in Kirinosawa”: How migrants craft togetherness, relatedness, and belonging across time

Kinning through the “House in Kirinosawa”: How migrants craft togetherness, relatedness, and belonging across time Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Blending discussion with ethnographic writing, this article examines repeated visits to…
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Forge and Flex: A Collaborative Autoethnography of Resilience Among Indonesian PhD Mama Scholars

Forge and Flex: A Collaborative Autoethnography of Resilience Among Indonesian PhD Mama Scholars Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. As four Indonesian PhD mama scholars in the United States,…
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From integration to reorientation: Processes of orientation after refugee resettlement in Denmark

From integration to reorientation: Processes of orientation after refugee resettlement in Denmark Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article builds on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in 2022-2024 with families from DR Congo,…
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