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- mself that he has no clear conception of what the future should be. That, however, is just the advantage o... t we do not attempt dogmatically to prefigure the future, but want to find the new world only through crit
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- e-size-fits-all solutions to humanity’s planetary future. The first step towards healing is to stay with t... n disrupt taken-for-granted norms and imagine the future otherwise. Students will think with anthropologic
- 12.2 @1002:2024
- quemines Parish approach questions about land and future of Plaquemines around the past—specifically throu... 65825. McKittrick, Katherine. 2013. “Plantation Futures.” //Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism/
- 1.2 @1002:2022
- mself that he has no clear conception of what the future should be. That, however, is just the advantage o... t we do not attempt dogmatically to prefigure the future, but want to find the new world only through crit
- 1.2 @1002:2018
- ragic loss, like Levi-Strauss does, but a hopeful future. For instance, Steven Pinker, has said the follo
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- 25.2011.01356.x. Hankins, Joseph. 2016. “Wounded Futures: Pain and the Possibilities of Solidarity.” //An
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- quemines Parish approach questions about land and future of Plaquemines around the past—specifically throu
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- terests that should be protected now and into the future in perpetuity. * The idea that natural landsc
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- sen (2015a); Eriksen (2015b) ===== What does the future hold? ===== Let’s share our ideas with each othe
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- ion * Migration is temporary, and linked to a future transition. * Migration uses and maintains li
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- art. 2004. //Empowering the Past, Confronting the Future: The Duna People of Papua New Guinea//. Basingsto
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- s), assumed that his present was the Tiv people’s future. Is a society in which commodity exchange domina
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- munity Collections: Returning to an (Un) Imagined Future.” //Museum Anthropology//. Mauss, Marcel. (1925
- 3.2 @1002:2018
- ewart. 2004. Empowering the Past, Confronting the Future: The Duna People of Papua New Guinea. Basingstoke
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- munity Collections: Returning to an (Un) Imagined Future.” //Museum Anthropology//. University of Sydney