Feeding the Fire: Food and ReciprocityAmong the Dene
For the indigenous Dene of subarctic Canada, food is central to negotiating their relationships with family, animals, and the spirits of ancestors. Indigenous religions and environmental relationships are seldom discussed in terms of foodways, yet centering a discussion of Dene spirituality around t...
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Religious studies and theology
Year: 2016, Volume: 35, Issue: 2, Pages: 123-130 |
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Indigenous Religions
B Climate Change B Ontology B Reciprocity B Gifting B Foodways |
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