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T1  - Shared Breath : Human and Nonhuman Copresence through Ritualized Words and Beyond 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/333864 
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A1  - Siragusa, Laura; Westman, Clinton; Moritz, Sarah 
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Y1  - 2020 
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AB  - We introduce and elaborate on the notion of "shared breath" as a way of understanding human and nonhuman copresence and offer descriptions and narratives about three Indigenous groups in Russia and Canada, namely, Veps, Western Woods Cree, and Interior Salish St'at'imc. These data illustrate vividly how the underused metaphor of shared breath sheds light on active participation in life by and respectful relations with nonhuman beings, thus surpassing other overly used spatial, physical, and spir... 
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KW  - ANIMALS; ANTHROPOLOGY; BEAR; CANADA; INUIT; KNOWLEDGE; MATERIALITY; ONTOLOGY; POWER; 1181 Ecology, evolutionary biology; 5143 Social and cultural anthropology 
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