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  1. Note de la rédactrice en chef
  2. Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier
  3. p. 1
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  1. Note from the Editor-in-Chief
  2. Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier
  3. p. 2
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  1. Que savent, prédisent et transmettent les animaux et les plantes ?
  2. Frédéric Laugrand, Lionel Simon
  3. pp. 3-14
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  1. What Do Animals and Plants Know, Predict and Transmit?
  2. Frédéric Laugrand, Lionel Simon
  3. pp. 15-25
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  1. Des chevaux précepteurs de mineurs ; des conditions aux cas (France, XIXe–XXe siècles)
  2. Éric Baratay
  3. pp. 26-34
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  1. La mémoire longue des chauves-souris du Burkina – « Histoire d’Ebola ou pas »
  2. Michèle Cros
  3. pp. 35-47
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  1. Mortifères ou vivifiantes ? Les chauves-souris vues par des Autochtones aux Philippines
  2. Frédéric Laugrand, Antoine Laugrand
  3. pp. 48-59
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  1. Puissance et connaissance animales chez les Kaingang du Brésil méridional
  2. Rogério Reus Gonçalves da Rosa, Robert R. Crépeau
  3. pp. 60-69
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  1. A Little Bird Told Me: Changing Human–Bird Relations on a Formosan Indigenous Territory
  2. Scott Simon
  3. pp. 70-84
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  1. « Faut que ça tourne ! », une esthétique de la routine ouverte en élevage européen ?
  2. Séverine Lagneaux, Jean Nizet
  3. pp. 85-92
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  1. Quand les actes agricoles sont au care et au compagnonnage : L’exemple de la biodynamie
  2. Jean Foyer, Julie Hermesse, Corentin Hecquet
  3. pp. 93-104
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  1. Si le Loup y était... Quelles compétences humaines et animales sont instaurées dans l’anticipation d’une coexistence située ? (Région wallonne, Belgique)
  2. Dorothée Denayer, Charlotte Bréda
  3. pp. 105-118
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  1. (Ré)apprendre à être un animal. Carrières interspécifiques en Bolivie
  2. Gaspard Renault
  3. pp. 119-128
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  1. Une souris verte... Organismes transgéniques, spéculations humanimales et autres bricolages du vivant
  2. David Jaclin
  3. pp. 129-138
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  1. Le devin et le dératiseur. Traces de souris en Afrique de l’Ouest
  2. Julien Bondaz
  3. pp. 139-150
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  1. « Posture Zoo-futuriste » et réanimalisation de l’humain
  2. Dominique Lestel
  3. pp. 151-162
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  1. We Are (a Measurable) Family: Affect and Audit in a Toronto HIV/AIDS Service Organisation
  2. David A.B. Murray
  3. pp. 163-175
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  1. Perspectives on the Reception of Immigrants in the Catalan Cross-Border Area (Franco-Spanish Border)
  2. Eliseu Carbonell, Xavier Casademont, Josep-Miquel Palaudàrias, Gautier Sabrià
  3. pp. 176-189
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  1. Anthropologie de l’accueil. Quelques réflexions sur le contexte italien
  2. Francesco Spagna
  3. pp. 190-195
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  1. Golden Animals: A Lyric Essay on Animacy and Resilience
  2. David Syring
  3. pp. 196-200
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  1. Gramsci’s Common Sense: Inequality and Its Narratives by Kate Crehan (review)
  2. Lindsay DuBois
  3. pp. 201-202
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  1. The Owners of Kinship: Asymmetrical Relations in Indigenous Amazonia by Luiz Costa (review)
  2. Émile Duchesne
  3. pp. 202-203
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  1. Entangled Territories: Negotiating Indigenous Lands in Australia and Canada ed. by Francoise Dussart and Sylvie Poirier (review)
  2. Bruce Granville Miller
  3. pp. 203-204
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  1. Transcontinental Dialogues: Activist Alliances with Indigenous Peoples of Canada, Mexico, and Australia ed. by R. Aída Hernández Castillo, Suzi Hutchings and Brian Noble (review)
  2. Sheehan Moore
  3. pp. 204-205
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  1. Food Futures: Growing a Sustainable Food System for Newfoundland and Labrador by Catherine Keske (review)
  2. Luiza Giordani
  3. pp. 205-206
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  1. Living with Oil and Coal: Resource Politics and Militarization in North-East India by Dolly Kikon (review)
  2. Abram Johannes Frederick Lutes
  3. pp. 206-207
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  1. Engaged Anthropology: Politics beyond the Text by Stuart Kirsch (review)
  2. Greg Beckett
  3. pp. 207-208
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  1. Practicing Ethnography: A Student Guide to Method and Methodology by Lynda Mannik and Karen McGarry (review)
  2. Victoria Clowater
  3. pp. 208-209
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  1. Le parler des dieux. Le discours rituel santal entre l’oral et l’écrit (Inde) by Marine Carrin (review)
  2. John Leavitt
  3. pp. 209-210
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  1. Les hijras. Portrait socioreligieux d’une communauté transgenre sud-asiatique by Mathieu Boisvert (review)
  2. Guillaume Boucher
  3. pp. 210-211
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  1. Truth and Conviction: Donald Marshall Jr. and the Mi’kmaw Quest for Justice by L. Jane McMillan (review)
  2. Neha Gupta
  3. pp. 211-212
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  1. Transforming Indigeneity: Urbanization and Language Revitalization in the Brazilian Amazon by Sarah Shulist (review)
  2. Eric S. Henry
  3. pp. 212-213
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  1. The Anthropology of Love and Tourism by Sagar Singh (review)
  2. Brittany Schaefer
  3. pp. 213-214
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  1. The Revolt of the Provinces: Anti-Gypsyism and Right-Wing Politics in Hungary by Kristóf Szombati (review)
  2. Sara Swerdlyk
  3. pp. 214-215
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  1. Coastal Lives: Nature, Capital, and the Struggle for Artisanal Fisheries in Peru by Maximilian Viatori and Héctor Andrés Bombiella Medina (review)
  2. Isaac Barclay
  3. pp. 215-216
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  1. At the Bridge: James Teit and an Anthropology of Belonging by Wendy Wickwire (review)
  2. David W. Dinwoodie
  3. pp. 216-217
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