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Cultura Preventiva: Preventive Healing in the Northwestern Amazon, Brazil
Indigenous anthropologists from the Upper Rio Negro call what their religious specialists do a “preventive culture” (cultura preventiva), referring to a specific temporality that structures their strategies of healing. Their form of healing reaches back to a mythical primordium, drawing on the trans
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