Theorizing Relations in Indigenous South America

Marcelo González Gálvez is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. He is the author of Los mapuche y sus otros: Persona, alteridad y Sociedad en el sur de Chile (2016).

• Introduction: Theorizing Relations in Indigenous South AmericaMarcelo González Gálvez, Piergiorgio Di Giminiani, and Giovanna BacchidduChapter 1. Learning to See in Western Amazonia: How Does Form Reveal Relation?Els LagrouChapter 2. Looks Like Viscera: Folds, Wraps, and Relations in the Southern AndesFrancisco PazzarelliChapter 3. On People, Sensorial Perception, and Potential Affinity in Southern ChileCristóbal BonelliChapter 4. Sorcery, Revenge, and Anti-Revenge: Relational Excess and Individuation in the Gran ChacoFlorencia TolaChapter 5. The Name of the Relation: Making a Difference in Aweti OnomasticsMarina VanzoliniChapter 6. Ritualizing the Everyday: The Dangerous Imperative of Hospitality in Apiao, ChiloéGiovanna BacchidduAfterword I: Relations and RelativesAparecida VilaçaAfterword II: Reflecting BackMarilyn StrathernEpilogue: The Cemeteries as Metaphors of Who We AreClaudio Millacura SalasIndex

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