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Agency and the GED: personae and artifacts in the figured world of a literacy welcome center 2107 Ethos 45 (1): 116-38
  • Ana Balridge
  • Chaise LaDousa
H6/KH [ETHOS-] 0091-2131
Linguistic traverses. Teaching Spanish and writing between the Mapuche-Tehuelche groups (from 16th to 18th century) 2025 Revista Tefros 23 (1): 102-33
  • Juan Francisco Giordano
1669-726X
When the text draws you in: literacy assemblages in a Luxembourgish synagogue 2025 Material religion 21 (1): 53-73
  • Anastasia Badder
H6/KFO [MATERIAL-] 1743-2200
Documents, education, and aesthetics: exploring processes of subjectification among community health workers in Peru 2025 History and anthropology 36 (2): 285-305
  • Kaja Skoftedalen
H6 [HISTORY-] 1477-2612
Seals and signs: tracing the origins of writing in South-West Asia 2025 Antiquity 99 (403): 64-82
  • Kathryn Kelley
  • Mattia Cartolano
  • Silvia Ferrara
H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-] 0003-598X
What does it mean to be ‘porn literate’: perspectives of young people, parents and teachers in Aotearoa New Zealand 2024 Culture, health & sexuality 26 (2): 174-90
  • Joanne E. Taylor
  • Kris Taylor
  • Siobhán Healy-Cullen
  • Tracy Morison
H6/KGT [CULTURE-] 1464-5351
Cultures of reading: then and now 2024 International journal of cultural studies 27 (2): 155-64
  • Wen Jin
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 1367-8779
Breaking the racial silence: putting racial literacy to work in Australia 2024 Ethnic and racial studies 47 (8): 1532-51
  • Alana Lentin
  • Debbie Bargallie
  • Nilmini Fernando
H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 1466-4356
Literacy among American Indians: levels and trends from 1900 to 1930 and across birth cohorts from 1830 to 1920 2024 Ethnohistory 71 (3): 379-408
  • Arland Thornton
H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
Epistemology and Indigenous school learning: what is knowledge or what is truth? 2024 Canadian journal of native studies 41 (2): 48-64
  • Eduardo Barbosa Vergolino
  • Leny Maria de Souza Silva
*H6/KUB [CANADIAN-]
Style and rebus in an emergent script from Bolivia: the Koati variant of an Andean pictographic writing 2023 Ethnohistory 70 (1): 95-117
  • Sabine Hyland
H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
Schooling and the claim of a theory of knowledge Kaiowá and Guarani: interconnections between the indigenous livelihood - ava reko - and the non-indigenous way of life - karai reko 2023 Revista de antropología (São Paulo) 66 (): 1-20
  • Levi Marques Pereira
  • Renata Lourenço
H6/KUL [REVISTA-] 0034-7701
Heritage communities as articulators and custodians of the Mayan culture: the Canicab’ Community Center Uj-Ja’ Síijo’ob (Yucatan, Mexico) 2023 Estudios de cultura maya 61 (): 257-80
  • Álex Ibáñez-Etxeberria
  • Ángel Portolés Gorriz
  • Juan Carlos Mijangos Noh
  • Ursula Luna
H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 0185-2574
State, mind, and legibility without writing in the Wa State of Myanmar 2023 Ethnos 88 (4): 774-96
  • Hans Steinmüller
H6 [ETHNOS-] 1469-588X
Circulating political information in Colombia: written and oral communication practices in the second half of the nineteenth century 2023 Journal of Latin American studies 55 (3): 379-402
  • Luis Gabriel Galán-Guerrero
*H6/KUL [JOURNAL-] 0022-216X
The “Título del barrio de Santa Ana”: a 16th-century manuscript that initiated the Poqomchi’-Maya literary tradition 2023 Estudios de cultura maya 62 (): 251-71
  • Igor Vinogradov
H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 0185-2574
Freedom: an African perspective 2023 Paragrana: internationale Zeitschrift für historische Anthropologie 32 (1): 123-36
  • Michael Omolewa
  • Ruphina U. Nwachukwu
H6/KF [PARAGRANA-] 0938-0116
Just scratching the surface: post-fire engravings as semasiographic writing in the ancient Andes 2023 Journal of anthropological archaeology 70 (): 1-25
  • Anita Cook
  • Michelle Young
*H6/KE [JOURNAL-] 0278-4165
Chief Manuel's 1651 Timucua letter 2023 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 164 (3/4): 225-67
  • Alejandra Dubcovsky
  • George Aaron Broadwell
H6 [AMERICAN-] 0003-49X
Digital literacy and intercultural education. Indigenous youth in the context of virtualization of higher education 2023 Etnografías Contemporáneas 9 (17): 220-33
  • Gonzalo Víctor Humberto Soriano
  • María Macarena Ossola
2451-8050
Sticks as scripts. Literacy, celestial order, and ritual artifacts in Pawnee ceremonies 2023 Res 79-80 (): 99-113
  • Benjamin Valloy
*H6 [RES-] 0277-1322
'Mbas mi': fighting COVID-19 through music in Senegal 2023 African studies review 66 (1): 234-59
  • Bamba Ndiaye
  • Margaret Rowley
*H6/KY [AFRICAN-] 0002-0206
Imprinting exemplarity: a culture of print in Mexican nuns' portraits 2022 Colonial Latin American review 31 (1): 4-30
  • Kelly Donahue-Wallace
*H6/KUL [COLONIAL-] 1466-1802
Foreign and national booksellers-publishers, printers, architects of the literary culture of Mexico 2022 Iberoamericana 22 (79): 133-47
  • Gerardo Bobadilla Encinas
H6/KUL [IBEROAMERICANA-] 1577-3388
Personal songbooks: imprints of identity in the nineteenth-century Lithuanian written culture 2022 Folklore (Tartu) 85 (): 115-40
  • Jurgita Ūsaitytė
H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
Letter from the natives of Tochpan to the king 2022 Estudios de cultura náhuatl 63 (): 193-225
  • Miguel Figueroa Saavedra
H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 0071-1675
Amid the sword, the book, and the pen: the Marquis of Moncada, a translator of the 18th century in New Spain 2022 Estudios de historia novohispana (36): 37-67
  • Mariana López Hernández
H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 2448-6922
"Big-old long lips, big-old jar nose": ancient Mesoamerican monsters and clowns and the transformation of Christianity in early colonial Mexico 2022 Ancient Mesoamerica 33 (2): 403-16
  • Ben Leeming
*H6/KE [ANCIENT-] 0956-5361
Orality in the Tekke and the circulation of "high" and "low" cultures of Sufism in seventeenth-century Istanbul 2022 History of religions 62 (1): 49-72
  • F. Betul Yavuz
H6/KFO [HISTORY-] 0018-2710
Writing and social diversity in late Bronze Age Ugarit 2022 Papers from the Institute of Archaeology (London) 33 (1): 1-25
  • Philip J. Boyes
H6/KE [PAPERS-] 0965-9315
The Amur fishermen: their mythical history in the oral and written dimensions 2022 Martor: revue d'anthropologie du Musée du Paysan Roumain (27): 29-46
  • Olga V. Maltseva
H6/KVQ [MARTOR-] 2734-8350
Introduction. From transcribing orality to oral practices of writing 2022 Martor: revue d'anthropologie du Musée du Paysan Roumain (27): 7-12
  • Annamaria Iuga
  • Corina Iosif
  • Frosa Pejoska-Bouchereau
  • Krassimira Krastanova
H6/KVQ [MARTOR-] 2734-8350
Letters in verse from the Great War 2022 Martor: revue d'anthropologie du Musée du Paysan Roumain (27): 47-66
  • Mirela Florian
H6/KVQ [MARTOR-] 2734-8350
Prevalence and predictors of cognitive impairment among aged males and females: a population based cross-sectional study 2022 South Asian anthropologist 22 (1): 59-68
  • Divjot Kaur
  • Maninder Kaur
  • Mankamal Kaur
H6/KW [SOUTH-] 0257-7348
Wise mothers and wise buyers: marketing tea and home improvement in 1930s South Africa 2022 Journal of African history 63 (3): 291-308
  • Katie Carline
*H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 0021-8537
Introducción. Los sistemas de comunicación gráfica mesoamericanos: perspectiva historiográfica y perspectivas actuales 2022 Revista española de antropología americana 52 (2): 175-81
  • Katarzyna Mikulska
  • Miguel Ángel Ruz Barrio
H6/KUL [MADRID-] 0556-6533
A historiographical review of the study of registration system used by the Nahuas 2022 Revista española de antropología americana 52 (2): 183-200
  • Miguel Ángel Ruz Barrio
H6/KUL [MADRID-] 0556-6533
The fundamentals of the state 2022 Annual review of anthropology 51 (): 493-508
  • Monica L. Smith
H1 [BIENNIAL-] 0084-6570
Unschooled minors in Mayotte: exclusion process and relationships of otherness 2022 Cahiers d'études africaines (247): 461-85
  • Alison Morano
H6/KY [CAHIERS-] 0008-0055
Everyday attentiveness: understanding diabetes in Vietnam through literary displacement 2022 Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (New Series) 28 (2): 595-612
  • Tine M. Gammeltoft
H6 [JOURNAL-] 1359-0987
The educational and cultural experiences of the basic education movement in Pernambuco (1961-1966) 2022 Ciência & Trópico 46 (2): 105-20
  • Kalline Laira Lima dos Santos
  • Manuela Garcia de Oliveira
H6/KUL [CIENCIA-] 0304-2685
Quilombolas na Amazônia brasilieira e políticas educativas entre invisibilidade e reconhecimento 2022 Bulletin de la Société suisse des Américanistes (82): 12-25
  • Abdeljalil Akkari
  • Brigida Ticiane Ferreira da Silva
H6/KUB [SOCIETE SUISSE DES AMERICANISTES. Bulletin] 0582-1592
Artifacts with feelings/feeling artifacts: toward a notion of tacit modalities to support and propel anthropological research 2022 Anthropology and education quarterly 53 (3): 280-97
  • Jennifer Rowsell
  • Sandra Schamroth Abrams
H6 [COUNCIL-] 0161-7761
The art of translating among the Chinese of Java 2022 Archipel (106): 17-32
  • Claudine Salmon
*H6/KX [ARCHIPEL-] 0044-8613
What graffiti arts and tags tell us about urban identity in Nouméa (New Caledonia) 2022 The Australian journal of anthropology 33 (2): 173-91
  • Stéphanie Geneix-Rabault
H6/KF [AUSTRALIAN-] 1757-6547
'Mbas mi': fighting COVID-19 through music in Senegal 2022 African studies review 65 (1): 234-59
  • Bamba Ndiaye
  • Margaret Rowley
*H6/KY [AFRICAN-] 0002-0206
Gospel selections: the first book in Inuktitut syllabics 2022 Etudes inuit 46 (1): 1-16
  • Ken Harper
*H6/KUB [ETUDES-] 0701-1008
Sexual health literacy among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men: a conceptual framework for future research 2021 Culture, health & sexuality 23 (2): 207-23
  • Ingrid Young
  • Lisa McDaid
  • Mark Gilbert
  • Olivier Ferlatte
  • Paul Flowers
  • Susan Patterson
H6/KGT [CULTURE-] 1464-5351
COVID-19 school closures and educational achievement gaps in Canada: lessons from Ontario summer learning research 2021 Canadian review of sociology and anthropology 58 (2): 165-85
  • Janice Aurini
  • Scott Davies
H6/KUB [CANADIAN-] 1755-6171
I would always be working. Mapuche women’s testimonies on work and migration in an oral history project in adult literacy (Bahía Blanca 1995-2019) 2021 Revista Tefros 19 (1): 177-205
  • Graciela Hernández
1669-726X