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On bioculturalism, shamanism and unlearning the creed of growth

On bioculturalism, shamanism and unlearning the creed of growth

This piece started life as a talk at the a symposium on ‘Sustaining Biological and Cultural Diversity’ at the American … More

≠Nū Khoen, bioculturalism, biodiversity, capitalism, carbon markets, conservation, Damara, displacement, ecosystem services, enclosure, finance, KhoeSān, Namibia, neoliberalism, Purros, sentience, Shamanism, spectacle, UN Convention on Biodiversity

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