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Understanding 9/11Consuming grief : compassionate cannibalism in an Amazonian society
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xxxi, 285 p. : 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-276) and index
Pt. I. Contexts. Ch. 1. Cannibal Epistemologies. Ch. 2. Wari' Worlds. Ch. 3. Cultural Collisions -- Pt. II. Motifs and Motives. Ch. 4. Funerals. Ch. 5. Explanations of Eating -- Pt. III. Bodily Connections. Ch. 6. Social Anatomy. Ch. 7. Embodied Identities. Ch. 8. Burning Sorrow -- Pt. IV. Eat and Be Eaten. Ch. 9. Predator and Prey. Ch. 10. Hunting the Ancestors. Ch. 11. Transforming Grief -- App. A. The Story of Mortuary Cannibalism's Origin -- App. B. The Story of Hujin and Orotapan
Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-276) and index
Pt. I. Contexts. Ch. 1. Cannibal Epistemologies. Ch. 2. Wari' Worlds. Ch. 3. Cultural Collisions -- Pt. II. Motifs and Motives. Ch. 4. Funerals. Ch. 5. Explanations of Eating -- Pt. III. Bodily Connections. Ch. 6. Social Anatomy. Ch. 7. Embodied Identities. Ch. 8. Burning Sorrow -- Pt. IV. Eat and Be Eaten. Ch. 9. Predator and Prey. Ch. 10. Hunting the Ancestors. Ch. 11. Transforming Grief -- App. A. The Story of Mortuary Cannibalism's Origin -- App. B. The Story of Hujin and Orotapan
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contains pen marking
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