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Revista de Antropologia aims to publish research results involving methodological processes and theoretical discussions related to Anthropology and its interdisciplinary connections. The Journal publishes original articles, interviews and literary reviews, offering to its public an updated overview of the discipline in Brazil and abroad.

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Revista de Antropologia, Volume: 66, Published: 2023

Latest articles

Wind’s interpellations. Guarani Mbya reflections on distancing and vulnerability during and beyond the pandemic

Biosociomaterial Entanglement Theory: Human-Thing Entanglement

The necropolis and the reinforced concrete: anthropological and historical reflections about apartheids between Brasília and Johannesburg

Habitar en el viaje. Una aproximación antropológica a la Norpatagonia chilena

In the shadow of the nopal: territorial folds and plant agency in the Altos de Morelos, Mexico

The Gift of Playing and the rooting for without Gift: Extensions of a Category in the Soccer Context

The five faces of agribusiness: climate change and indigenous territories

From colonialitiy of seeing to indigenous cinema: on (counter) coloniality in Abya Yala

Regulation of assisted reproduction techniques in the resolutions of the Federal Council of Medicine: from gradual liberalization to the prolife turnaround

Ch´ yara qullu, Tara qullu and Ch´utu. Mesas to mallku Marquez in the Aymara community of Cobija (Chile)

“They don´t believe in psychologists”: the construction of psychology from everyday life in Guayaquil

Politics and Law as bones, emotions as flesh and blood: eligibility in international refugee’s scape reports

Making visible the unspeakable: capulanas in Northern Mozambique

Networks, mediators and care domains during the zika congenital syndrome epidemic

Worldview and spiritual search project: the ethos of practitioners of yoga and Vedanta

Law as language

Human rights and the works of the imagination: an ethnography of the ordination of the first trans reverend in Latin America

“Exogeny” and “tolerance”: the double role of the print media in the institutionalization of homosexuality in post-colonial southern Mozambique (1975-2007)

Anger, fear and the small number: Bolsonaro’s indigenous policy according to Arjun Appadurai

"It’s not just a pill”: conflicts, moralities and the administration of a “knowing” about living with indetectable HIV/AIDS

Schooling and the claim of a theory of knowledge Kaiowá and Guarani: interconnections between the indigenous livelihood ava reko and the non-indigenous way of life karai reko

Tradition, masculinities, and subject positions: an ethnography among men in Cabinda

The Museu Paulista, Hermann von Ihering (1850-1930) and the Amerindians

When Culture is Politics: Black Theaters and Cultural Politics in the late 20th and early 21st centuries

Autonomy, the dignified struggle for a common life-existence and the subversion of the figure of ajvalil in Chiapas, Mexico

“A world of many worlds”: the true words of zapatista educators

Retomadas, autonomy and (cosmo)politics in the Tupinambá moviment

Teia dos povos: agroecological cosmopolitical strategies in the formation of a network of autonomies in southern Bahia

Kaiowa and Guarani autonomy: Nhanderu and Nhandesy actions to create tekoha

Ungovernable: autonomy and ritual in a complex society against the state

News

Representing the Humanities collection on the SciELO platform (2022-2023)

SciELO Program pays tribute to the 70th anniversary of the Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT)

Paper mills

The influence of implicit biases on the adoption of DEIA principles

Large Language Publishing [Originally published in the Upstream blog in January/2024]

Preprints in debate… six years later

Does Artificial Intelligence have hallucinations?

How to reformulate scholarly publishing to face the peer review crisis

Can AI do reliable review scientific articles?

The scientific community is publishing (much) more and that’s a problem

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