Gender and Sociality in Amazonia: How Real People Are Made
Cecilia Mccallum examines gender and sociality in Amazonia through the question of how real people are made. This focused anthropological work considers personhood, relationships, and social recognition, making it relevant to readers interested in Amazonian societies, gender studies, and broader questions about human social life.
About This Book
Gender and Sociality in Amazonia: How Real People Are Made examines the relationship between gender and social life in Amazonia.
Its focus is the process through which people are made and understood within social worlds.
The book presents a specialized anthropological perspective on personhood, relationships, and gender.
Written by Cecilia Mccallum, it will interest readers exploring Amazonia and the social organization of human life.
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