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    CHANÁES: ACCULTURATION AND CONTINUITY

    CHANÁES: ACCULTURATION AND CONTINUITY by Bracco, Diego

    Published 2017
    “…Aspects of the process of acculturation related to navigation, work for colonial society and religious syncretism are highlighted.…”
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    The motorcycle’s words. Approaching the Wichí world through mechanics

    The motorcycle’s words. Approaching the Wichí world through mechanics by Preci, Alberto

    Published 2020
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    Equívocos semánticos sobre transculturación y vacilaciones disciplinarias / SEMANTIC MISUNDERSTANDINGS ON TRANSCULTURATION AND DISCIPLINARY HESITATION

    Equívocos semánticos sobre transculturación y vacilaciones disciplinarias / SEMANTIC MISUNDERSTANDINGS ON TRANSCULTURATION AND DISCIPLINARY HESITATION by Gilman, Claudia

    Published 2016
    “…I aim to demonstrate how transculturation and "acculturation" have been used as synonyms in certain humanistic contexts. …”
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    Semantic misunderstandings on transculturation and disciplinary hesitation

    Semantic misunderstandings on transculturation and disciplinary hesitation by Gilman, Claudia

    Published 2016
    “…I aim to demonstrate how transculturation and “acculturation” have been used as synonyms in certain humanistic contexts. …”
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    The “last caciques” of Cuyo. Lands, politics and indigenous memories in Creole Argentina (Mogna, XVII-XI centuries)

    The “last caciques” of Cuyo. Lands, politics and indigenous memories in Creole Argentina (Mogna, XVII-XI centuries) by Escolar, Diego

    Published 2020
    “…As part of a secular “extinction narrative”, the historiography took for granted the disappearance of the Indians in Cuyo in the early colonial period, either because of their physical extinction or, contradictorily, due to miscegenation, acculturation or social and political restructuring. …”
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