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Huitlacoche in Semiosis: Qualia, Indigeneity, and Multispecies Belonging from Mexico to the United States
The fungus huitlacoche moves across knotted semiotic, agroecological, and political economic relations through which its meaning, value, and subjectivities—as a being, relative, food, pathogen, commodity, and others—are continually negotiated. Drawing from five years of ethnographic research with di
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