2024
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-4014.202438112.010-en
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Kinship with the land and indigenous cosmopolitics of care

Ana Gabriela Morim de Lima,
Nicole Soares-Pinto

Abstract: This article addresses issues related to the Anthropocene from the perspective of indigenous epistemologies and ontologies, which disrupt non-indigenous understandings of humanity, nature, supernature and, consequently, life, death and extinction. From an ethnographic perspective, we focuses on indigenous ways of thinking, inhabiting and transforming their “forest-lands”, through relationships with “other-than-human” beings, both living and non-living, regulated by a series of precautions. Our hypothesis is th… Show more

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