Keynote Lecture 2021 Desire and the Work it Does SALSA XIII Biennial Conference 2021 Janet M. Chernela, Professor, University of Maryland Janet M. Chernela is a Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Maryland. After receiving her PhD from Columbia University in 1983, she served on...
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Relembrando Paulinho Bepkororoti Paiakan Por Janet Chernela 24 June 2020 (Tradução de Carmen Filgueiras. Artigo original em Inglês: https://salsa-tipiti.org/covid-19/remembering-paulinho-bepkororoti-paiakan-6-19-20/) Um dos mais conhecidos defensores dos direitos indígenas e da floresta amazônica sucumbiu ao COVID-19 na quarta-feira, 17 de junho de 2020, no hospital municipal de Redenção, Pará, Brasil. Janet...
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Remembering Paulinho Bepkororoti Paiakan By Janet Chernela 19 June 2020 One of the best-known defenders of Indigenous rights and the Amazon forest succumbed to COVID-19 on Wednesday, June 17, 2020, at the municipal hospital in Redenção, Pará, Brazil. Dr. Janet Chernela (University of Maryland), who has known Paulinho...
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Sexual Ideologies in Lowland South America Working Papers on South American Indians, Number 5, July 1984 (File format: PDF. File size: 25.77 MB) Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger Contents: Foreword by Kenneth M. Kensinger Sex and Food: Reciprocity in Cashinahua Society? by Kenneth M. Kensinger Delights and Dangers: Notes on...
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The Sibling Relationship in Lowland South America Working Papers on South American Indians, Number 7, March 1985 (File format: PDF. File size: 677 KB) Organizer and Convener: Judith Shapiro Editor: Kenneth M. Kensinger Contents: Foreword by Kenneth M. Kensinger The Sibling Relationship in Lowland South America: General Considerations by Judith Shapiro ...
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Kenneth Iain Taylor (Ken), 1934-2019: An Appreciation By Janet Chernela When Kenneth Iain Taylor died on April 2, 2019, it called attention to an often overlooked, but important, chapter in the history of indigenous affairs in Brazil. Ken was one of a handful of conscientious anthropologists who...
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