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Matteo Gallo Don’t Keep Your Mouth Shut. The Role of Invisible in Youth Re-Appropriation Practices of the Past in New Caledonia pp. 259-281, DOI: 10.48272/100387 Details Cite
Francesco Lattanzi Back to Taha’a. Talking with the invisible world in the Society Islands (French Polynesia) pp. 283-305, DOI: 10.48272/100388 Details Cite
Mara Benadusi «I Know Who You Are, Māra». The Occult and (Un)Speakable as Metaphors for Fieldwork pp. 307-341, DOI: 10.48272/100389 Details Cite
Giacomo Nerici «Keep It on the Down-Low»: Hidden, Secret and Unspeakable Among the Sami of Norway pp. 343-367, DOI: 10.48272/100390 Details Cite
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