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Who is afraid of listening to the Tupinambá?
Collaborations with originators of collections and their descendants have been conducted extensively in the last 30 years but are often influenced by the colonial baggage of the heritage sector.
F Peters, Renata
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Le topinambour (Helianthus tuberosus L.) est originaire d’Amérique septentrionale. Tous les botanistes sont aujourd’hui d’accord ; il n’en a cependant pas toujours été ainsi.
Penjon, Jacqueline
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On the context of Tupinambá war, bodies, trophies, women, children, names, words, identities, aggressions, offenses, and a lot more richness material that from the changing elements moving on permanently among enemy groups.
Maria Socorro Lacerda Lima
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Correction: Fungal diversity in oil palm leaves showing symptoms of Fatal Yellowing disease. [PDF]
de Assis Costa OY +4 more
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O feitiço do fio e a busca do manto Tupinambá [PDF]
This dissertation aims to understand the symbolic, cosmological, and political roles of the tupinambá mantos, highlighting them as entities endowed with spiritual agency. Authored by Célia Tupinambá, the dissertation employs an anthropological approach
Silva, Gliceria Jesus da
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Transoral endoscopic thyroidectomy vestibular approach (TOETVA): pioneers's point of view. [PDF]
Bertelli AAT +8 more
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This article, based on ethnographic research, considers the process by which, in the last decade, the Tupinambá people of Serra do Padeiro (in Southern Bahia, Brazil) have retaken possession of its traditionally occupied lands.
Daniela Fernandes Alarcon
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Dos tupinambá aos wendat: uma filosofia política indígena na modernidade
The text argues for the relevance of Amerindian thought in shaping modern ideals of freedom and equality, highlighting the role of the Tupinambá and the Wendat chief Kondiaronk in the philosophical debates of the period.
Bandera, Mauro Dela
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Reassessing the role of climate change in the Tupi expansion (South America, 5000-500 BP). [PDF]
Gregorio de Souza J +2 more
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Captive and shaman-prophet: a tupinambá cosmopolitical negotiation
Este artículo retoma el episodio del siglo XVI en el que los Tupinambá capturaron al alemán Hans Staden y lo destinaron a la muerte en un ritual antropofágico.
Cardoso, João Marcos
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