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Subverted Kinship - Nurturing and Inhabiting Gender in Amerindian Philosophy - Diego Madi Dias Pages:286 pages Lower Austria & BurgenlandThrough a rich narrative ethnography of domestic life, this book explores the philosophy of social relations among the Guna (Cuna), an Amerindian people of Panama. This intimate study brings us into the heart of the family economy, describing its nuanced interactions among coresidents through two dimensions: an aesthetic of production resting on the gendered division of labor and an ethic of affects informing the language and enactment of kinship. By