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Animism beyond the Soul: Ontology, Reflexivity, and the Making of Anthropological Knowledge (Studies in Social Analysis, 6) by Swancutt, Katherine [Editor]; Mazard, Mireille [Editor]; - 2018-04-23

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Hardback. New. The contributors to this volume offer compelling case studies that demonstrate how indigenous animistic practices, concepts, traditions, and ontologies are co-authored in highly reflexive ways by anthropologists and their interlocutors.