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Centre for Researchin AnthropologyAv. Forças Armadas,

Ed. ISCTE-IUL

sala 2W2, cacifo 237

1649-026 Lisboa

PORTUGAL

Tel: (+351) 210 464 057

[email protected]

www.cria.org.pt

Etnográ�ca is an international journal of Social and Cultural Anthropology. It covers a wide range of geographic contexts, valuing high-quality empiricalresearch, varied analytical perspectivesand theoretical innovation. Original articles are selected by the editorial board following double-bind peer-review procedures.

Published since 1997, Etnográ�ca is a consolidated and dynamic project.With contributions in Portuguese, English, Spanish and French, it is available in Open Access in premium online collections such as Revues.org or SciELO, and circulates vastly among social sciences’ researchers and students worlwide.

Etnográ�ca is indexed in relevant directories and databases such as Anthropological Index Online, DOAJ, EBSCO, ERIH PLUS, Latindex, Scopus, and Web of Science - SciELO Citation Index.

ISSN (print): 0873-6561ISSN (online): 2182-2891Frequency: 3 issues / year

Submissions and inquiries: etnogra�[email protected]

Online editions: http://journals.openedition.org/etnogra�ca

CRIA (Centre for Research in Anthropology - Portugal) is a scientific institution devoted to advanced training and research in anthropology. Accredited by the Portuguese Foundationfor Science and Technology (FCT),the Centre is associated to four of the top Portuguese universities (FCSH/NOVA,ISCTE-IUL, UC, UMinho) and seeks to lead innovativescienti�c research in Portuguese anthropology, thus promoting its internationalisation.

CRIA has 150 active researchers involved in research projects both at the national level and within international cooperation networks.

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ARTIGOS“Just bring me a little letter”: the �ow of thingsin Cape Verde transnational family relationsAndréa de Souza Lobo

¿No aptos para vivir? Una aproximación etnográ�caa las disputas por signi�car el territorio de un asentamientode la ciudad de Córdoba, ArgentinaMaría Victoria Perissinotti y Denise Zenklusen

Habilitar corpos e pessoas:práticas e conhecimentos de vidas com cegueiraOlivia von der Weid

Solidariedade e con�ito nos processos de interaçãocotidiana sob intensa pessoalidadeMauro Guilherme Pinheiro Koury

Swing em Portugal:uma interpretação antropológica da troca de casais Maria Silvério

Uma heurística do �lme etnográ�co:em torno de imagem, rememoração e presençaAna Lúcia Marques Camargo Ferraz

Lévi-Strauss as a protagonist in his ethnographic prose: Tristes tropiques and its contemporary interpretations,a cosmopolitian viewGraz. yna Kubica

Nós e os franceses:Gilberto Freyre à prova de Adèle Toussaint-SamsonAndréa Borges Leão

PRÉMIO LÉVI-STRAUSS (ABA)Entre a agroecologia e a fumicultura:uma etnogra�a sobre trabalho na terra, cosmologiase pertencimentos entre camponeses pomeranos Maurício Schneider

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ARTIGOS“Just bring me a little letter”: the �ow of things

in Cape Verde transnational family relations

Andréa de Souza Lobo

¿No aptos para vivir? Una aproximación etnográ�ca

a las disputas por signi�car el territorio de un asentamiento

de la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina

María Victoria Perissinotti y Denise Zenklusen

Habilitar corpos e pessoas:

práticas e conhecimentos de vidas com cegueira

Olivia von der Weid

Solidariedade e con�ito nos processos de interação

cotidiana sob intensa pessoalidade

Mauro Guilherme Pinheiro Koury

Swing em Portugal:

uma interpretação antropológica da troca de casais

Maria Silvério

Uma heurística do �lme etnográ�co:

em torno de imagem, rememoração e presença

Ana Lúcia Marques Camargo Ferraz

Lévi-Strauss as a protagonist in his ethnographic prose:

Tristes tropiques and its contemporary interpretations,

a cosmopolitian view

Graz. yna Kubica

Nós e os franceses:Gilberto Freyre à prova de Adèle Toussaint-Samson

Andréa Borges Leão

PRÉMIO LÉVI-STRAUSS (ABA)

Entre a agroecologia e a fumicultura:

uma etnogra�a sobre trabalho na terra, cosmologias

e pertencimentos entre camponeses pomeranos

Maurício Schneider

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research groups Circulation and Place-Making

Environment, Sustainability and Ethnography

Governance, Policies and Livelihoods

Practices and Politics of Culture

thematic lineshttp://cria.org.pt/site/ensino-pos-graduado.html

Circulation and Place-Making investigates the move-ment of people and cultural forms, the relation betwwen mobility and immobility, social transformation and creativity. It particularly focuses on migration/emigra-tion and religiou transnacionalism and imagination. This research group explores the role of �ow and movement in contemporary world and its connections with the politics of making roots and identities.

Ethnography is a solid method for a profound approxi-mation to peoples’ daily life and therefore for critical assessments on sustainability and environmental issues. The integrative character of these phenomena demands for compartive and cross-cultural approaches in which local speci�cities and sociocultural diversities work as metonymies for globalizes processes. An applied perspective is informed by two main assumptions: anthropological knowledge muts be shared with non-a-cademic audiences in order to inform environmental policies, while creating dialogues with other sciences. Therefore, interdisciplinarity is required, thus reinforcing the interconnections between ethnography, cultural and biological anthropology.

Governance, Policies and Livelihoods aims to provide a critical framework for understanding policy-making in multiple institutional and non-institutional contexts. Throug a focus on laws and iscourses on rights and obligations, on daily economic and cultural practices and on the role of identity politics this research group fosters in-depht investigations into the connections between policies and livelihoods. Research examines how di�erent social groups apply local knowledge in their responses to policy impacts, elucidating the unexmined presumptions of policy making, calling into questions concepts of citizenship, among others and providing insights for policy development.

The research group focuses on the uses and practices of culture, the connections between culture, heritage and tourism regarding local and regional impact, the role of museums and festivals in the process of objecti�cation of culture, the construction of sites as tourism destina-tion and the circulation and rescaling of cultural forms. Based on detailed ethnographic case studies, on communities’ experience and on critical approaches, the research group explores �ve topics; ethnology of herita-ge; portable heritage and communities in transit; collec-tions, collecting practices and ethical values; performan-ce, media and creative industries.

CRIA is a founding partner of the FCT Doctoral Programme in Anthropology: Politics and Displays of Culture and Museology.

CRIA hosts LusOpenedition, the lusophone partner of OpenEdition, a platform of electronic resources in the social sciences and humanities.http://lusopenedition.org/

laboratories Laboratory Jill Rosemary Dias

Audiovisual LaboratoryLaboratory of Environmental Anthropology and Behavioural EcologyLaboratory of Biological Anthropology and Osteological Human Remains

Anthropology of HealthAnthropology of ReligionAZIMUT – Studies in Arab and Islamic Contexts Informal Resources, State and Social Capital NAVA – Visual Anthropology and Arts Laboratory

CRIA is a UNESCO ONG consultantfor Intangible Heritage.http://en.unesco.org/

Etnográ�ca Press is an editorial project of the Center for Research in Anthropology (CRIA) which aims to make available to an extended public, relevant works of the Portuguese-speaking social sciences and humanities. This project is deliberately part of the development of the electronic edition in open access.

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