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Conducive

in Ecuador: An Ethnohistorical Account of Rainforests, Indians, and Oil,1)—a disassociation or alienation from one’s indigenous cultural resources through, among other things, urban migration, and a residual stigma against the indigenous lifestyle, metonymically linking traditional living with “back-wardness.” This chapter focuses on the ethnohistorical realities of . e

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Consuming and (Re)Producing Alterity: Snapshots, Stories, and Souvenirs,ow. The insides of the fold-out had information about Guayusa—“revered by indigenous communities in the Amazon as a delicious source of focused energy from its natural caffeine and antioxidants” and information about the organization sponsoring this contest—a fair trade Guayusa Tea company called RU

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pacifist

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8506-3on that (especially in contemporary ecotourism parlance) is referred to as “gateway to the Amazon"—an area where the Amazonian basin meets the foot-hills of the Andes, as Hutchins (2007: 78) describes it, a “transitional zone between high mountain and forest basin [that] has long been culturally and

pacifist

Characters of Women in Narrative Literature1)—a disassociation or alienation from one’s indigenous cultural resources through, among other things, urban migration, and a residual stigma against the indigenous lifestyle, metonymically linking traditional living with “back-wardness.” This chapter focuses on the ethnohistorical realities of . e

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Dissonance

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al conservation. Davidov offers a comparative analysis of the issue using a case study of indigenous Kichwa people of Ecuador and their interactions with globalization and transnational systems.978-1-349-47010-5978-1-137-35538-6