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2 Jun 2024: Cambridge: University Press. Govindrajan, R. 2015. ‘The goat that died for family’: animal sacrifice and interspecies kinship in India’s Central Himalayas. ... In Animals in person: cultural perspectives on human-animal intimacies (ed.) J. Knight,

2 Jun 2024: past relations between humans, animals, and microbes in new forms of ritual practices. ... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Delaporte, François. 1986. Disease and civilization: The cholera in Paris, 1832.

2 Jun 2024: Animal spirits refer to the spirits or souls attributed to animals that may be considered the seat of an animal’s consciousness and motivation. ... Animal domestication is a hallmark of analogic ontologies because the use and consumption of animals

2 Jun 2024: religious classifications of animals (hoofed/ non-hoofed; cud-chewing/ non-cud-chewing, etc.). ... Instead, when scat is encountered in the wild, whether by scientists, hunters, or non-human animals, it constitutes a trace of the animal that has left it

2 Jun 2024: Agricultural cultivation is a co-dependent process that involves humans, plants, soils, and animals. ... Early animal husbandry may have begun when communities enclosed and fed animals that foraged in gardens (Linares 1976).

2 Jun 2024: Friesem, 25-38. Cambridge: MacDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. ------ 2019b. Sharing as an alternative economic activity. ... Cambridge: University Press. Yan, Y. 2020. Gifts. In Cambridge Encyclopedia of Anthropology (eds) F.

2 Jun 2024: FeastingUniversity of Cambridge. Initially published 12 Oct 2016. Cite as: Nahum-Claudel, Chloe. ... By gorging on meat – eating or burning every last scrap within a space that is blocked off from animal spirits – humans hide their exploitation of

2 Jun 2024: The situationality of human-animal relations: perspectives from anthropology and philosophy. Bielefeld: Transcript-Verlag. ... Brightman, R. 1993. Grateful prey: Rock Cree human-animal relationships. Berkeley: University of California Press.

2 Jun 2024: Distant people were often portrayed as cannibals: that is, as strange, animal-like creatures. ... Barker, P. Hulme & M. Iversen, 39-62. Cambridge: University Press. Asante, E.A., M.

2 Jun 2024: Anthropologists do not argue that hormones or any other physiological factor are irrelevant in human or other animal aggression. ... Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. Butler, J. 1990. Gender trouble: feminism and the subversion of identity.