Tag: Ethnography
Spiritual legitimacy shapes maternal referral decisions in Akit community
Spiritual authorities shape when Indigenous mothers seek clinical care in
Young African migrants in the UK use religion as a hybrid resource
How African youth in the UK use religion to navigate identity and belonging across multiple scales
Kenyan stone tool users favored mass, edge length, and edge angle
Modern toolmakers prioritize weight and sharpness when selecting stone cutting implements
Bette-Obudu women use daughters’ names to resist patriarchy
How women use daughter names to assert authority in their households
Western music therapy and Ndëpp share some practices but differ deeply
Exploring healing music across Western and Senegalese traditions
Paiwan views of the clouded leopard challenge extinction as final
How Indigenous knowledge challenges Western concepts of species loss
