Titlebook: Costa Rican Traditional Knowledge According to Local Experiences; Plants, Animals, Med Manuel Ortega-Rodríguez,Hugo Solís-Sánchez Book 2019

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Empirische Befunde zu den Urteilskriterienng our traditional knowledge. Even though some might detect, in his passionate exposition, an old-generation angst of foreign companies stealing local knowledge for profit, his worries do indeed remain quite valid today.

從容

Empirische Befunde zu den Beurteilerntarting from the historical roots of calypso in the Afro-Caribbean tradition, all the way to Costa Rica’s west as expressed through the quijongo and the punto guanacasteco. The speaker discusses how music has been a difficult knot in the subject of Costa Rican national identity.

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懶鬼才會衰弱

t message exposing the contradictions of the educational system that result from the encounter of cultures. He aims to be the voice of those before him who were not heard, and his discussion invites us to rethink the role of official education in indigenous communities.

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Medicinal Plants in Costa Rica: Myth and Reality,ica and the set of beliefs around it. She addresses the dangers of misinformation and why the use of medicinal herbs should be a concern for everybody and not just for those using them. The talk may be read as the story of an intense resistance, David versus Goliath style, a tenacious fight against

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Patrimonial Botanical Knowledge in Costa Rica,ng our traditional knowledge. Even though some might detect, in his passionate exposition, an old-generation angst of foreign companies stealing local knowledge for profit, his worries do indeed remain quite valid today.

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,Traditional Agriculture in Costa Rica’s Nonindigenous Rural Population,ural, nonindigenous population. The competing world views of farmers, government, corporations, old-school academia, and new-generation academia are critically contrasted in the context of organic agriculture. His worries go hand in hand with the world’s preoccupations for the next generation, as fo

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Traditional Music Across Costa Rica from the Caribbean Afro-Latin Perspective,tarting from the historical roots of calypso in the Afro-Caribbean tradition, all the way to Costa Rica’s west as expressed through the quijongo and the punto guanacasteco. The speaker discusses how music has been a difficult knot in the subject of Costa Rican national identity.

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The Culture Around Sterilization and Therapeutic Abortion in Costa Rica,rapeutic abortion among urban people from San José, a people for whom it would seem, at first sight, that the adjective “traditional” would not apply, as they have no perceived regional markers. The talk demonstrates that there is indeed an unexplained idiosyncrasy in this urban population, and what

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