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Língua, identidade e cultura dos Munduruku do Amazonas - uma análise de Canumã: a travessia, de Ytanajé Cardoso

A journal article published 2026-01-14 by Universidade do Estado do Amazonas analyzing Munduruku language, identity, and culture using a literary work by Ytanajé Cardoso.

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It provides scholarly analysis of Munduruku language and culture.

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