Vol. 64 No. 1 (2009)

Nature and Culture: New Anthropological Perspectives. P. Tomé (Coord.)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2009.v64.i1

Published: 2009-06-30

Articles

[es] Anthropological Perspectives on the Relations between Nature and Culture

Pedro Tomé

7-22
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[es] Culture as Conquest: Nature and Condition in the Definition of Human Identity

Luis Díaz Viana

23-40
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[es] The Return of the Lost Bees: Wild Children in the Limits of the Culture

María García Alonso

41-60
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[es] Mass Graves, Landscapes of Terror

Francisco Ferrándiz

61-94
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[es] XXIth Century Cannibalism: Popular Interest on an Old Anthropological Concern

Julián López García

95-132
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[es] The Taste in Veracruzan Bodies: Culinary and Sexual Rhetorics and Practices

Juan Antonio Flores Martos

133-166
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[es] Political Cultural Ecology and the Study of Regions in Mexico

Andrés Fábregas Puig

167-176
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[es] Healing Waters

María Cátedra Tomás

177-210
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[es] Ecology, Religious Practices and Identities Related to Water

Ángeles Valencia García

211-236
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[es] Nature and Culture in the Rituals of San Antonio

Honorio M. Velasco Maíllo

237-276
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[es] Thinking the World, Practicing the Social Environment: Ethnographies and Reflections from an Anthropology of Territorialities

Beatriz Nates Cruz

277-296
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[es] On Parks and Nature. Enuntiations, Foundations and Mechanisms

Beatriz Santamarina Campos

297-324
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