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Ant 2003 99-100 31-44 by Roxana Duarte is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The article explores the motivations behind inter-tribal warfare in lowland South America, emphasizing the ideological and cultural factors that drive native Amazonian men to kill enemies rather than material gains. It examines the ritual seclusion of warriors post-kill, linking these practices to female reproductive processes and highlighting the parallels between warfare and nurturing. The author argues that both male and female actions, such as killing and giving birth, are essential for societal regener
- Author
- Roxana Duarte
- Language
- EN