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Afterword: Primitivist Encounters: Articulations and Asymmetries

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Merlan, Francesca

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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This afterword presents a view of key contributions of the issue's articles, positions those contributions in relation to precedent work, and suggests the need to place heightened emphasis on fundamental asymmetry and differential power to determine context on the part of participants to primitivist tourist encounter.

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Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology

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2037-12-31