This research focused on Xokó, a small indigenous community, which are located on the São Pedro’s island, the low part São Francisco river, in the state of Sergipe, northeastern Brazil. The community has undergone a process of territorial recovery at the end of the 1970s, supported by the liberation theology of the Catholic Church. The church that acted different from their ancient missionary practice, now valuing differences. With the recovery of the territory, then the caboclos of Caiçara gradually began to reorganize as a collective indigenous. Thus, through ethnographic incursions in the community, this research reflects on the new forms of social organization that is forged between Xoko from two processes observed: the resumption of ou...
Contribute with the indigenous history from the Brazilian northeast, to those associated with the Ma...
This dissertation focuses on the settlements of the Iny people, especially the Brazilian indigenous...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...
O recorte etnográfico sobre o povo Xokó, até o momento, pouco apresenta as narrativas femininas sobr...
In January, in some municipalities of Sergipe, there is the party of cabacinhas, a celebration that...
This research opens an investigation, in the scope of the indigenist philosophy, on the anthropophag...
One hundred years after the first Xokléng/Laklanõ forced settlement of the Santa Catarina State we s...
Charismatic Catholic's utilization of the body as instrument of cult and praise, with healing and ot...
This ethnographic study analysesthe religious celebration that takes place everyyear on the February...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Huma...
The present work aims to identify possible contributions to understand the spaces of the child in th...
This paper presents an ethnoarcheological work along the Fazenda Cachoeira (Cachoeira Farm) maroon (...
The implementation of public policies has provided greater visibility and inclusion of the juvenile ...
This paperwork aimed to portray the importance of Bolé Dance as a cultural heritage of the Kalunga d...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Huma...
Contribute with the indigenous history from the Brazilian northeast, to those associated with the Ma...
This dissertation focuses on the settlements of the Iny people, especially the Brazilian indigenous...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...
O recorte etnográfico sobre o povo Xokó, até o momento, pouco apresenta as narrativas femininas sobr...
In January, in some municipalities of Sergipe, there is the party of cabacinhas, a celebration that...
This research opens an investigation, in the scope of the indigenist philosophy, on the anthropophag...
One hundred years after the first Xokléng/Laklanõ forced settlement of the Santa Catarina State we s...
Charismatic Catholic's utilization of the body as instrument of cult and praise, with healing and ot...
This ethnographic study analysesthe religious celebration that takes place everyyear on the February...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Huma...
The present work aims to identify possible contributions to understand the spaces of the child in th...
This paper presents an ethnoarcheological work along the Fazenda Cachoeira (Cachoeira Farm) maroon (...
The implementation of public policies has provided greater visibility and inclusion of the juvenile ...
This paperwork aimed to portray the importance of Bolé Dance as a cultural heritage of the Kalunga d...
Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Huma...
Contribute with the indigenous history from the Brazilian northeast, to those associated with the Ma...
This dissertation focuses on the settlements of the Iny people, especially the Brazilian indigenous...
Studies that discuss the indigenous theme from an intersectional perspective of ethnicity and gender...