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Admire Hardcore Mapanga,Nyasha Madzokeref environmental resources and with the mining activities that the government intends to install in their ancestral territories. Environmental disasters such as pollution, deforestation, and climatic variations frame a human drama involving land alienation, displacement, exploitation of cheap labor a
Odyssey
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Terence M. Yhip,Brian Alaghebandsasters in modern times due to ruthless development driven by the dominant ideology that embraces a binary, conceptual division between nature and culture on the one hand, and nature and humankind on the other. Daily activities in China, however, evade the analogical divide between shamanic practice
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Terence M. Yhip,Brian Alaghebanding gold under the brutal rule of the Hui Muslim warlord Ma Bufang in 1930s. The entanglement of this fragment of local history with recent mining exploitation in the area takes center stage of this paper. By giving prominence to the spatial dimension of events over their temporal organization, it d
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-56104-8coping practices; environmental disaster; conflict; environmental exploitation; ritual; indigenous knowle
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978-3-030-56106-2The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl
arthrodesis
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Dealing with Disasters978-3-030-56104-8Series ISSN 2946-5850 Series E-ISSN 2946-5869
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Diana Riboli,Pamela J. Stewart,Davide TorriAddresses a comparable set of disasters and disaster responses from a range of geographic areas.Carries lessons about the importance of efforts to remake the cosmos in holistic, ecological ways and th
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Terence M. Yhip,Brian AlaghebandRoutledge, New York, 2016, 7]), where shamanism is redefined as “folk culture,” not “religion.” Shamanism can also serve as a fertile source of ecological thinking that helps revisit the causes of disasters. The real cause of both environmental and social disasters is the disconnection between materiality and mentality.