Bibliografia

Principal

• Kohn. E. (2013) How Forests Think: Toward an Anthropology beyond the Human. Kohn, E. (2013). How Forests Think: Toward an Anthropology beyond the Human. Berkeley: University of California Press.
• Casanova, C. (2016) Serão os não humanos os últimos "outros" na Antropologia? Representações sobre a superioridade humana. Casanova, C. (2016) Serão os não humanos os últimos "outros" na Antropologia? Representações sobre a superioridade humana, Trabalhos de Antropologia e Etnologia , 56:106-134.
• Costa, S.; Casanova, C. e Lee, P.C. (2017) What Does Conservation Mean for Women? The Case of the Cantanhez Forest National Park. Costa, S; Casanova C, Lee P (2017) What Does Conservation Mean for Women? The Case of the Cantanhez Forest National Park, Conservation and Society , 15(2):168-178.
• Baer, H.A. e Singer, M. (2018) The Anthropology of Climate Change. An Integrated Critical Perspective Baer, H.A. e Singer, M. (2018) The Anthropology of Climate Change. An Integrated Critical Perspective. Londres: Routledge.
• Descola, P. e Pálsson, G. (1996) Nature and Society. Anthropological Perspectives. Descola, P & Pálsson, G. (1996). Nature and Society. Anthropological Perspectives. Londres: Routledge.
• Yancey , O.; Lansing, J. S. e Doves, M. (2015) Environmental Anthropology: Systemic Perspectives Yancey , O.; Lansing, J. S. e Doves, M. (2015).Environmental Anthropology: Systemic Perspectives,Annual Review of Anthropology, 44: 153-68.
• Kopnina, E. e Shoreman-Ouimet, E. (Eds) (2017) Routledge Handbook Of Environmental Anthropology Kopnina, E. e Shoreman-Ouimet, E (Eds) (2017) Routledge Handbook Of Environmental Anthropology, Oxon: Routledge.

Secundária

• Colding, J. e Folke, C. (2001) Social Taboos: "Invisible" Systems of local resource management and biological conservation Colding, J. e Folke, C. (2001) Social Taboos: "Invisible" Systems of local resource management and biological conservation,Ecological Applications, 11(2): 584–600
• Adger, W. ; Barnett, J.; Brown, K. e O'Brien, K. (2013) Cultural Dimensions of Climate Change, Impacts and Adaptations Adger, W. ; Barnett, J.; Brown, K. e O'Brien, K. (2013) Cultural Dimensions of Climate Change, Impacts and Adaptions, Nature Climate Change, 3:112-17.
• Dapra, A. & Casanova, C. (2020) “Ele é meu filho”: Sobre o significado das aves Dapra, A. & Casanova, C. (2020). “Ele é meu filho”: Sobre o significado das aves, Estudos de Sociologia, 25(49):31-55.
• Willow, A.J. e Wylie, S. (2014) Politics, ecology, and the new anthropology of energy: exploring the emerging frontiers of hydraulic fracking Willow, A.J. e Wylie, S. (2014) Politics, ecology, and the new anthropology of energy: exploring the emerging frontiers of hydraulic fracking, Journal of Political Ecology, 21(1): https://doi.org/10.2458/v21i1.21134
• Remis, M.J. e Robinson, C.A. (2020) Elephants, Hunters, and Others: Integrating Biological Anthropology and Multispecies Ethnography in a Conservation Zone Remis, M.J. e Robinson, C.A. (2020). Elephants, Hunters, and Others: Integrating Biological Anthropology and Multispecies Ethnography in a Conservation Zone, American Anthropologist, 122:459-472.
• Salvaterra, G. & Casanova, C. (2020) Cantanhez National Park. How people perceive landscapes, Salvaterra, G. & Casanova, C. (2020) CNP How people perceive landscapes, in Oliveira Jorge ed. Ways of Making. CITEM, pp189-20
• Espig, M. e de Rijke, K. (2018) Energy, Anthropology and Ethnography: On the Challenges of StudyingUnconventional Gas Developments in Australia Espig, M. e de Rijke, K. (2018) Energy, Anthropology and Ethnography: On the Challenges of Studying Unconventional Gas Developments in Australia, Energy Research and Social Sciences, 45: 214-23