Indigenous peoples in Brazil, as elsewhere, increasingly take stock of the abuses perpetrated by certain scientific researchers who act as though indigenous spaces were no man’s land. Reactions on the part of the Indians have affected a number of, especially young, ethnographers. This situation deserves our attention with regard to the future of traditional ethnography. At the same time, a growing number of Indians have access to higher education, which opens the horizon for the establishment of auto-ethnographies, namely, research carried out by those who have been the "objects" of ethnographic inquiry. If this trend is confirmed, what will happen to academic ethnography? It is suggested that a number of possible roles can be opened for no...
In this paper, from certain negative reaction to the publication of an ethnography about family feud...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...
Preparar o professor indígena para educar seu próprio povo e, assim, respeitar seus ritos e mitos te...
Indigenous peoples in Brazil, as elsewhere, increasingly take stock of the abuses perpetrated by cer...
Given that indigenous thought operates with principles and categories that are radically distinct fr...
Historically the relationship between Anthropology and State has been marked by moments of intense a...
The contact between indigenous and non-indigenous people (‘white’) has not been a friendly relations...
This work focuses on Curt Nimuendajú’s ethnographic production about the Ticuna. The analysis examin...
The Indians future in Brazil will depend on several strategic choices as much the Brazilian state an...
This work examines some shared curatorial actions within museums, examining the changes that former ...
Through a re-reading of some moments of Latin American intellectual history, including in them frequ...
This paper reviews the life and work of Brazilian Indianist Marshall Cândido Rondon. Rondon's life i...
An analysis was made of the most representative literature both on health and illness representation...
I seek here to contribute to the fight against the colonization of sign languages of deaf indigeno...
This article raises important issues about the historical processes that the indigenous people of th...
In this paper, from certain negative reaction to the publication of an ethnography about family feud...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...
Preparar o professor indígena para educar seu próprio povo e, assim, respeitar seus ritos e mitos te...
Indigenous peoples in Brazil, as elsewhere, increasingly take stock of the abuses perpetrated by cer...
Given that indigenous thought operates with principles and categories that are radically distinct fr...
Historically the relationship between Anthropology and State has been marked by moments of intense a...
The contact between indigenous and non-indigenous people (‘white’) has not been a friendly relations...
This work focuses on Curt Nimuendajú’s ethnographic production about the Ticuna. The analysis examin...
The Indians future in Brazil will depend on several strategic choices as much the Brazilian state an...
This work examines some shared curatorial actions within museums, examining the changes that former ...
Through a re-reading of some moments of Latin American intellectual history, including in them frequ...
This paper reviews the life and work of Brazilian Indianist Marshall Cândido Rondon. Rondon's life i...
An analysis was made of the most representative literature both on health and illness representation...
I seek here to contribute to the fight against the colonization of sign languages of deaf indigeno...
This article raises important issues about the historical processes that the indigenous people of th...
In this paper, from certain negative reaction to the publication of an ethnography about family feud...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...
Preparar o professor indígena para educar seu próprio povo e, assim, respeitar seus ritos e mitos te...