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Forbidden Fruit: An Anthropologist Looks at Incest Photography 000 ethnographic artefacts

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000 ethnographic artefacts

part visceral

it includes texts by the three curators a conversation about Soils and decoloniality with Rolando Vazquez and artist texts by Zena Cumpston and Wapke Feenstra/Inez Dekker

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Forbidden Fruit: An Anthropologist Looks at Incest Photography 000 ethnographic artefactsExploring the role of the incest prohibition in human societies What is incest? Is it universally prohibited? Does this prohibition concern only "biological" kinships or does it extend to various "social" kinships, such as those that are formed today in so called blended families but which also exist in many other societies? This prohibition plays a fundamental role in the functioning of the multiple kinship systems studied throughout the world. But

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