Vol. 37 No. 2 (2020)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v37i2

Published: 2020-12-05

Dossier

Never Quite Abandoned, Never Sufficiently Studied: Brazilian Indigenous Objects in European Museums

Mariana Françozo, Felipe Vander Velden

9-24
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The Absence of 13 000 Years of Amazonian Cultural History in European Museums

Carla Jaimes Betancourt, Diego Ballestero

25-46
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Maximilian Prince of Wied-Neuwied and his Ethnographic Collection from Eastern Brazil, 1815-1817: Preliminary Notes

Christian Feest

47-69
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Swaying on Feather-Roses and Imperial Crests: Brazilian Feather-Decorated Hammocks, Nation-Building, and Indigenous Agency

Leandro Matthews Cascon, Caroline Fernandes Caromano

71-95
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Exotic Materials, Native Artifacts. Exploring Objects in the Encounter Between Amerindian Peoples and Old World Animals

Felipe Vander Velden

97-120
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The Cracks, Bumps, and Dents of ‘Culture Collecting’: Examples from the Study of South American (Fire) Fans

Konrad Rybka

121-146
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Some Ugly Things That Nobody Studies: Provocations About Fire as a Museum Object

Caroline Fernandes Caromano

147-169
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Wai Wai Plaitwork and Pottery Technologies in Ethnographic Collections

Igor M. Mariano Rodrigues, Meliam Viganó Gaspar

171-203
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The Connectenedness of Archives: Museums in Brazil and Europe

Manuela Fischer, Adriana Muñoz

205-235
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A Play in the Field of Words: From Material Culture to/and Cultural Heritage

Claudia Augustat

237-245
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Articles

Embodied Space and Time in the Huamantla Map

David Charles Wright-Carr

275-301
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The Worldview of the Zapotecs of the Sierra Sur of Oaxaca (Mexico) and the Comparative Environmental Ethics

José María Filgueiras Nodar

303-322
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The Sacrifice of Tecciztecatl and the Metaphor of the Day in the Festivals of the Mexica Veintenas

Siddharta Jomás Carrillo Muñoz

249-274
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