Emanuele Fabiano

Contacts

emanuelefabiano@ces.uc.pt

Biography

Emanuele Fabiano holds a PhD in anthropology and ethnology from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris. Currently, he is a member of the ECO project. He is also a member of the Laboratory of Social Anthropology (LAS), of the "Contemporary Indigenous Amazonian Research Group: Interethnic Relations, Languages and History" of the Riva-Agüero Institute of the PUCP, and of the "Amazonian Anthropology Group" (GAA-PUCP). In his research, he has analyzed the techniques of construction of the person (human and non-human) and their implications in the processes of social reproduction among the Urarina of the Peruvian Amazon. He has investigated the anthropological, political and social effects of extractivist processes and their implications at the ritual and cosmological levels.

ORCID

Agenda

October 28, 2025, 14h00

Reading Group - Political Ecology and Literature ECO/ECOSOC | Petrofictions

Projetos

ECO

Animals and Plants in Cultural Productions about the Amazon River Basin

Latest Publications

Article in Scientific journal

Shiratori, Karen; Fabiano, Emanuele (2025), "Extra-Botanical Capacities: Plant Agency and Relational Extractivism in Contemporary Amazonia", Philosophies, 10, 5, 114

Book

Santos Granero, Fernando; Fabiano, Emanuele (orgs.) (2025), Imaginarios Urbanos en la Amazonía Indígena. Historias de Alteridad, Poder y Desafío. Lima, Quito: CAAAP, Abya-Yala, Smithsonian Tropical Resear

Article in Scientific journal

Rudnev, M.; Barrett, H. C.; Buckwalter, W.; Machery, E.; Stich, S.; Barr, K.; Bencherifa, A.; Clancy, R. F.; Crone, D. L.; Deguchi, Y.; Fabiano, E.; Fodeman, A. D.; Guennoun, B.; Halamová, J.; Hashimoto, T.; Homan, J.; Kanovský, M.; Karasawa, K.; Kim, H.; Kiper, J.; Lee, M.; Liu, X.; Mitova, V.; Nair, R. B.; Pantovic, L.; Porter, B.; Quintanilla, P.; Reijer, J.; Romero, P. P.; Singh, P.; Tber, S.; Wilkenfeld, D. A.; Yi, L.; Grossmann, I. (2024), "Dimensions of wisdom perception across twelve countries on five continents", Nature Communications, 15, 1