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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-38213-5of widespread critique of its use as a typology to classify human groups. In use since the 1800s, the meaning of “race” has changed over time, retaining a remarkable grip in mainstream vernacular and political rhetoric around the world until the mid-1900s. First held to denote lineages of human grou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-38213-5c revival, Smith (1981) found that ethnic pluralism and dynamic self-image have come to characterize “modern ethnic strategies” around the world. Altogether in sync with the cyclical fluctuations in ethnic ties and sentiments often recognized in ethnic studies, modern ethnic strategies are marked by

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Wonderland Travelogue 2004–2006ring ideas around race, identity, and ethnicity. However, taken up by anthropologists and critical thinkers in Brazil, such as Cardoso de Oliveira (1978), Nascimento (1977, 1989), Ramos (1992, 1998, 2001a, 2001b), Ribeiro (1995, 2000), Sansone (2003a, 2003b, 2008), and Santos (2005, 2008, 2013), the

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Introduction,the condition of survival, marked by a capacity to “get on with things,” to continue to live life while attesting to the importance of one’s ethnic identity. This book is the result of work­ing with these groups of people and comes about from trying to describe the indescribable and reconcile the im

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Wounds: Broken Bodies and the Rupture of Kinship,). However defined by the group, kinship creates the structure of life and affects our social movement as humans from preexistence to infancy, child- and adulthood, midlife, aging, death, and postlife (Jenkins 1997: 68). Utilizing kinship, chosen or ascribed, as the framing device for a study of eme

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What Happens When the Wounded Survive? Ethnicity and the Healing Project,c revival, Smith (1981) found that ethnic pluralism and dynamic self-image have come to characterize “modern ethnic strategies” around the world. Altogether in sync with the cyclical fluctuations in ethnic ties and sentiments often recognized in ethnic studies, modern ethnic strategies are marked by