Um perspectivismo ameríndio e a cosmologia anímica chiquitana
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In this paper, the authors think over the chiquitano perspective of living, which can be understood as some sort of animism, once it deems that all elements of nature possess souls, to which the Chiquitanos relate.Abstract:
This work thinks over the chiquitano perspective of living, which can be understood as some sort of animism, once it deems that all elements of nature possess souls, to which the Chiquitanos relate. The understanding of the Chiquitanos’ ethnic identity appears in theirs ceremonies and in the relationship of the believers with the Saints and hitchis. There are several rituals – such as curusse, romarias and festas de Santo – able to reveal the Chiquitanos’ ethnic identity and the permanent cultural flow in their traditional territory.read more
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Introduction.: Towards Engaged Ontographies of Animist Developments in Amerindian South America
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Por um ensino de história indígena em Mato Grosso: o povo Chiquitano na fronteira Brasil/Bolívia
TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyze the images of the indigenous populations present in the Eurocentric narrative "tradition" of the textbooks of History in Brazil, based on the questioning of the stereotypes and patterns forged around the concept of "generic Indian".
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Introduction.: Towards Engaged Ontographies of Animist Developments in Amerindian South America
TL;DR: Taussig as discussed by the authors pointed out that our humming is a conversation with the hummings of the world at large, and that the distinction between man and animal is not as clear as it should be.
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Por um ensino de história indígena em Mato Grosso: o povo Chiquitano na fronteira Brasil/Bolívia
TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyze the images of the indigenous populations present in the Eurocentric narrative "tradition" of the textbooks of History in Brazil, based on the questioning of the stereotypes and patterns forged around the concept of "generic Indian".