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humanimalia-9503	Koons, Ryan A.	Becoming Avian in the Anthropocene: Performing the Feather Dance and the Owl Dance at Pvlvcekolv	2019	33	.pdf	application/pdf	11924	682	53	US ethnologist Frank Speck described one of the few other Feather Dance performances to appear in the ethnographic literature, a performance at Taskigi Town, and included two different transcriptions of Feather Dance songs (186-190). Counteracting the noösphere, Mohawk and Anishnaabe sociologist Vanessa Watts notes that Anishnaabe, Haudenosaunee, and many other Indigenous peoples conceive humans to be made from the land: “our flesh is literally an extension of soil” (27).	cache/humanimalia-9503.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9503.txt