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those we know " to a huge and anonymous population ' ( Herzfeld 1997 : 5 ) , metaphors of the family , body and kinship provide powerful symbolic resources to produce this sense of familiarity and intimacy . As Michael Herzfeld argues ...
those we know " to a huge and anonymous population ' ( Herzfeld 1997 : 5 ) , metaphors of the family , body and kinship provide powerful symbolic resources to produce this sense of familiarity and intimacy . As Michael Herzfeld argues ...
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Important , though silenced , in this debate is the fear of the harvesting of body parts that are increasingly valorized and the ethical issues . engendered by this practice.31 Prominent are the cases of brain death declarations ...
Important , though silenced , in this debate is the fear of the harvesting of body parts that are increasingly valorized and the ethical issues . engendered by this practice.31 Prominent are the cases of brain death declarations ...
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Anthropologists of the body have found , over and over again , that fertility - and not just procreative fertility is at the heart of the ways Africans act upon their worlds , and at the basis of these symbolic repertoires is the human ...
Anthropologists of the body have found , over and over again , that fertility - and not just procreative fertility is at the heart of the ways Africans act upon their worlds , and at the basis of these symbolic repertoires is the human ...
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