PORTAL DE REVISTAS DA USP

Logotipo USP

Vol. 62 No. 1 (2019)

View Vol. 62 No. 1 (2019)

Published: 2019-04-08

Full Issue

PDF (Portuguese)

Articles

Hunting the Devourers Agency, “Indigenous Girls” and the Neocolonial Frame

José Miguel Nieto Olivar

07-34
- PDF (Portuguese)
Mura Hematology The Paths through which Blood Flows

Fernando Augusto Fileno

35-57
- PDF (Portuguese)

Reviews and Bibliographical Critiques

O si indelegável como aposta contra a inércia e a apatia na contemporaneidade: Desobedecer, de Frédéric Gros

Sara R. Munhoz

58-63
- PDF (Portuguese)

Special Issue - German-Speaking Anthropologists in Latin-America, 1884-1945

Introduction German Tradition in Latin American Anthropology

Han F. Vermeulen, Cláudio Costa Pinheiro, Peter Schröder

64-96
- PDF (Portuguese)
Karl von den Steinen’s Ethnographic Research among Indigenous Peoples in Brazil, 1884-1888

Renate Brigitte Viertler

97-113
- PDF
“Savages at the End of the World” Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and his Studies of the Indigenous Peoples of Patagonia, 1898-1919

Diego Ballestero

114-139
- PDF
Encrypted Astronomy, Astral Mythologies, and Ancient Mexican Studies in Austria, 1910-1945

Peter Rohrbacher

140-161
- PDF
Beyond the Mainstream Max Schmidt’s Research on "The Arawak" in the Context of Contemporary German Ethnology

Michael Kraus

162-191
- PDF
Theodor Koch-Grünberg (1872-1924) A “Field Ethnologist” and his Contacts with Brazilian Intellectuals

Erik Petschelies

192-211
- PDF
“Three Long Rows of Empty Shelves” to Fill Curt Nimuendajú as Collector and Researcher for Ethnological Museums in Germany, 1928-1930

Peter Schröder

212-235
- PDF