Vol. 2 No. 10 (2020): Número Especial: Por narrativas antropológicas do extraordinário

Número especial

• Editorial For anthropological narratives of the extraordinary

  Mónica Franch; Patrícia dos Santos Pinheiro; Pedro Nascimento

  7-11

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  How food practices became justification for racism face to covid-19

  Luiza Giordani

  13-21

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• Como não cozinhar pandemias em casa

  Stephanie Ferreira Sacco

  22-30

  • pdf (Português (Brasil))

• Traditional food cultures and the impact of the pandemic The risks of sharing in Perú and Brazil

  Angélica Maria Arriola Miranda, Patrício Carneiro Araújo

  31-38

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• Reflections about the situation experienced by the Guarani Nhandewa of Tekoa Ywy Porã in the face of the coronavirus pandemic and collective social isolation

  Patricia Carola Facina, Angélica Ferreira Camargo

  39-47

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• A brief reflection on the circumstances of covid-19 (SARS-COV-2) for indigenous people

  Ana Manoela Primo dos Santos Soares

  48-56

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• Ummah stayed home experiences of Paraíba moslems in the month of ramadan and at the Eid Alfitr festival during the COVID-19 pandemic

  Vanessa Karla Mota de Souza Lima, Maria Patrícia Lopes Goldfarb

  57-64

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• Anthropological reflections on covid-19 and the dead body

  Weverson Bezerra Silva, Uliana Gomes da Silva

  65-72

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• Death by covid-19: reflections on narratives family loss and mourning

  Adriano Farias Rios , Alice Bianca Santana Lima, Anne Caroline Nava Lopes, Elza Lima da Silva, Silvia Cristianne Lopes

  73-80

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• Covid-19 and the numbers race/color variable and controversies of notifications

  Tatiane Pereira Muniz Muniz

  81-88

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• Enfrentamentos: desigualdade racial, racismo e a pandemia do novo coronavírus

  Rosiane Trabuco de Oliveira

  89-97

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• "Dieof corona or starve" the dual risk of street workers in the face of the pandemic of covid-19

  Mylena Serafim da Silva

  98-108

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• Safe in their homes? A reflection about violence against women in pandemic times

  DAngelles Vieira, Linderson Oliveira

  109-118

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• On the policies of anguish

  Alef de Oliveira Lima Lima

  119-125

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• The invisible old man and the covid-9 pandemic in Brazil

  Débora Pires Teixeira, Rita de Cássia Pereira Farias

  126-133

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• A tale of two epidemics the deactivation of ATENDE II in the middle of covid-19 in Cracolândia

  Ygor Diego Delgado Alves, Pedro Paulo Gomes Pereira

  134-141

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• “The class is different" teenager’s experiences from a private school applying remote class model

  Bruna Pimentel

  142-149

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• Unload to embrace the light Autoethnography Notes about Reinventing Distance Learning

  Vinícius Gabriel da Silva, Eveline Lúcia da Silva Torres

  150-159

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• Anthropological Observatory in times of pandemic: harvesting flowers "collected with great struggle” between the roads that cross the Federal University of Paraíba

  Heloisa Wanick

  160-169

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• From streets to social networks mobilizing social and student movements in the period of isolation

  Anna Beatriz Ramos Dias Bia Ramos, Raphaella Ferreira Mendes

  170-177

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• Effects of covid-19 on the daily life of residents of a neighborhood in Olinda-PE essay on agency and online research

  Gabriel Ferreira de Brito

  178-185

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• As máscaras de “proteção” como passaporte para quebra do isolamento social em uma cidade do interior de Pernambuco

  Heytor Queiroz Marques

  186-194

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  Covid-19 pandemic imagery diary Portraits, distances and strangeness

  Geissy Reis, Luriana Sousa

  196-203

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• “Pandemic Narratives” shared experiences on Instagram

  Daniele Borges, Alexsânder Nakaóka Elias, Amanda Dias Winter, Mateus Fernandes, Vitória de Lima Cardoso, Claudia Turra-Magni

  203-214

  • pdf (Português (Brasil))