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An Ethnographer's thoughts about interpretation in the archaeology of the Andes: Commented by Bill Sillar and Marisa Lazzari
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Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
Published 2021“…A more critical ontological turn, however, should go beyond representationalism and, instead of wondering what “worldviews” these zoomorphic figures express, it could benefit from focusing on its affective and agentive capacities. …”
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From cosmopolitan rationality to political ontology and cosmopolitics
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Fray Agustin "The Book of Agricultural Secrets" and the Human-Plants Relationships during Early Modernity
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The role and place of ethnoarchaeology in current archaeological debate
Published 2016“…More in agreement with the papers by Cunningham and MacEachern and that by Sillar and Ramón Joffré, I believe that it is either a discipline (or an "ambiguous sub field", as the former authors call it) between archaeology andethnography, or a research strategy framed within different theoretical structures (from behavioural ecology to the ?ontological turn?), displaying a variety of methods (from participant observation to the development of sophisticated software) and applying many recording techniques (from simplemaps drawn with a pencil to highly sensitive Global Positioning System mapping).…”
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Gaïa and diplomacy as a cosmopolitical device. Interview with Bruno Latour
Published 2014“…Our interests were linked to the discussion of the nature-culture pair, as it is currently being discussed in an anthropology interested in the so-called 'ontological turn'. In this context, Bruno Latour's work constitutes an indisputable turning point when considering the political, ecological and 'cosmopolitical' consequences of this 'turn'. …”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics
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Sobre árboles, volcanes y lagos : algunos giros ontológicos para comprender la geografía mapuche cordillerana del sur de Chile
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