Toward an Evolutionary Ontology of Beauty
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Toward an Evolutionary Ontology of Beauty
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Toward an Evolutionary Ontology of Beauty
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The Oral Aesthetic and the Bicameral Mind
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The Oral Aesthetic and the Bicameral Mind
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The Oral Aesthetic and the Bicameral Mind
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The Evolution of an Oral Tradition: Race-Calling in Canterbury, New Zealand
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The Evolution of an Oral Tradition: Race-Calling in Canterbury, New Zealand
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The Evolution of an Oral Tradition: Race-Calling in Canterbury, New Zealand
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Serial Defamation in Two Medieval Tales: The Icelandic Oelkofra Thattir and the Irish Scela Mucce Meic Datho
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Serial Defamation in Two Medieval Tales: The Icelandic Oelkofra Thattir and the Irish Scela Mucce Meic Datho
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Tradition, But What Tradition and For Whom?
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Tradition, But What Tradition and For Whom?
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There’s Nothing Natural About Natural Conversation: A Look at Dialogue in Fiction and Drama
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There’s Nothing Natural About Natural Conversation: A Look at Dialogue in Fiction and Drama
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Compound Diction and Traditional Style in Beowulf and Genesis A
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Compound Diction and Traditional Style in Beowulf and Genesis A
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Literary Aesthetics in Oral Art
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Literary Aesthetics in Oral Art
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Folk Traditions in Serbo-Croatian Literary Culture
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Folk Traditions in Serbo-Croatian Literary Culture
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About COVID-19 in Laklãnõ Indigenous Land, Brazil
This essay seeks firstly to recover the history of contact between Laklãnõ indigenous people and the foreign and national fronts of territorial occupation that occurred in the southern region of Brazil. Afterwards, the most visible impacts that affect …
Conflict, Controversy, Compromise, and Compression: The Pragmatics of Transdisciplinary (Development) Projects
Drawing upon qualitative interviews, this article narrates central controversies and conflicts that scholars working in the field of “development” face in their daily work. Based on how these conflicts and controversies have been reconstructed, I place…
A violação dos direitos dos povos e comunidades tradicionais e o princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana
Os povos e comunidades tradicionais são assim qualificados devido aos mecanismos de convivência com seus territórios e recursos naturais neles disponíveis, desenvolvidos ao longo de gerações. São identificados também por enfrentarem historicamente a am…
Método qualitativo, construção de pesquisa e entrevistas: Uma reflexão a partir do livro ‘A construção de uma identidade inacabada: Nipo-brasileiros no interior do Estado de São Paulo’
O presente artigo toma o livro A construção de uma identidade inacabada, de Marcelo Ennes, como estudo de caso para analisar duas questões referentes ao universo da pesquisa social qualitativa: como se desenvolve a relação teoria-método-campo ao longo …