Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial
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| Bron Taylor | 5 |
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Indigenous Nature Reverence and Conservation: Seven Ways of Transcending an Unnecessary Dichotomy
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| Jeffrey Snodgrass, Kristina Tiedje | 6-29 |
Articles
Of Leopards and Other Lovely Frightful Things: The Environmental Ethics of Indigenous Rajasthani Shamans
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Abstract |
| Jeffrey Snodgrass, Satish Kumar Sharma, Yuvraj Singh Jhala, Michael G. Lacy, Mohan Advani, N. K. Bhargava, Chakrapani Upadhyay | 30-54 |
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Relational Epistemology, Immediacy, and Conservation: Or, What Do the Nayaka Try to Conserve?
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Abstract |
| Nurit Bird-David, Danny Naveh | 55-73 |
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Where Spirit and Bulldozer Roam: Environmenta and Anxiety in Highland Borneo
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Abstract |
| Matthew Amster | 74-92 |
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Situating the Corn Child: Articulating Animism and Conservation from a Nahua Perspective
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Abstract |
| Kristina Tiedje | 93-115 |
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The Conflicting Relationships of Sherpas to Nature: Indigenous or Western Ecology?
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Abstract |
| Lionel Obadia | 116-134 |
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Nature is Relative: Religious Affiliation, Environmental Attitudes, and Political Constraints on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
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Abstract |
| Kathleen Pickering, Benjamin Jewell | 135-158 |