One anthropologist from this country used the example of animals seeing blood as beer to illustrate the idea of “multinaturalism,” helping initiate anthropology’s ontological turn. (15[1]-5[1])An ethnography of this country describes the seeming indifference of poor mothers to the deaths of their infants, (-5[1])only some of whom possess the “knack” for life. One memoir recounts fieldwork in this country from which (15[1])the author gained that (-5[1])the (*) Nambikwara and Caduveo (10[2]-5[1])were “neither true Indians nor true savages;” (10[1])that memoir is Tristes (10[1])Tropiques. (10[7]-5[1])Daniel Everett (10[1]-5[1])controversially (10[2])claimed (10[1])that a language (10[1])from this country (10[1])has (10[1])no terms (10[1])of quantification. (10[2])Eduardo Viveiros (10[1])de Castro’s (10[2])Cannibal (10[1])Metaphysics (10[1])describes (-5[1])the “Amerindian perspectivism” of this country’s indigenous people, (-5[1])like the Pirahã. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[2])name this country (10[1])that contains most of the Amazon Rainforest. (10[3])■END■ (10[5])