Claiming the bodies of Kurdish women: Kurdish women’s funerals in Northern Kurdistan/Turkey

Claiming the bodies of Kurdish women: Kurdish women’s funerals in Northern Kurdistan/Turkey The Turkish state strictly bans funerals and other forms of public mourning for Kurdish guerrillas, considering them to…
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Contemporary Shuar beliefs: The indigenous use of a vexed anthropological concept in post-conversion Amazonia

Contemporary Shuar beliefs: The indigenous use of a vexed anthropological concept in post-conversion Amazonia The critique of belief as an analytical tool in anthropology has overshadowed belief as an ethnographic…
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A “normal” day under authoritarian rule: An ethnographic account of the Turkish-Kurdish conflict

A “normal” day under authoritarian rule: An ethnographic account of the Turkish-Kurdish conflict This article examines how a “normal” day passes under a conflicted and authoritarian governmentality in an ethnically…
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Relational beings modeled in clay within the depths of the Sierra Mixe of Oaxaca, Mexico: Bridging Indigenous knowledge and archaeology

Relational beings modeled in clay within the depths of the Sierra Mixe of Oaxaca, Mexico: Bridging Indigenous knowledge and archaeology This article examines the possible roles of exceptionally preserved clay…
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