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First published 1981-1

Kāma in the scheme of puru⊡ārthas: the story of Rāma

Veena Das

Contributions to Indian Sociology

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First published 2017-10

Getting ‘back on the wagon’ following clozapine-induced septuple whammy

Puru Sagar, Akshata N Mulmule

Australasian Psychiatry

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First published 1991-4

Response Bias Associated with Asking Former Study Participants to Assist in New Research

Janet Kay Bobo, Puru Thapa, James L. Gale [...]

Psychological Reports

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First published 2011-12

Indigenous Perceptions of Tree Species Abundance across an Upper Amazonian Landscape

Nigel C. A. Pitman, Marcelino Pinedo Cecilio, Mikias Pinedo Pudicho [...]

Journal of Ethnobiology

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First published 2025

Is God Actually “ For Us”? A “Chalcedonian” Note on Divine Freedom in Response to Steven J. Duby

Andrew M. Leslie

Pro Ecclesia: A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology

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First published 2021-7

Human Food Dynamics in Highly Seasonal Ecosystems: A Case Study of Plant-Eating in Riverine Communities in Central Amazon

Clara de Carvalho Machado, Eduardo Magalhães Borges Prata, Valdely Ferreira Kinupp

Journal of Ethnobiology

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First published 2024-12

Relational Plants and Apurinã's Multibeing Life-Making

Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen, Franciso Apurinã

Journal of Ethnobiology

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Kāma in the scheme of puru⊡ārthas: the story of Rāma

Getting ‘back on the wagon’ following clozapine-induced septuple whammy

Response Bias Associated with Asking Former Study Participants to Assist in New Research

Indigenous Perceptions of Tree Species Abundance across an Upper Amazonian Landscape

Is God Actually “ For Us”? A “Chalcedonian” Note on Divine Freedom in Response to Steven J. Duby

Human Food Dynamics in Highly Seasonal Ecosystems: A Case Study of Plant-Eating in Riverine Communities in Central Amazon

Relational Plants and Apurinã's Multibeing Life-Making