Chapter 3. Language Contact, Maintenance and Conflict: The Case of the Guarani Language in Brazil

Peres, Edenize Ponzo; Finardi, Kyria Rebeca; Calazans, Poliana Claudiano

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“…Before the arrival of immigrant groups from Italy, Lebanon and England in Piúma (Espírito Santo 2020), the local communities of shellfish gatherers and fishermen who occupied the Brazilian coast had already suffered the violence of the encounter with the European colonizer (Silva 1993;Fernandes 2007) as we see in their loss of identities, traditions and languages (Peres, Finardi & Calazans 2020). In this meeting, there was the dispossession of indigenous lands, while they were tutored by Jesuit priests (Medeiros 2011) who were in charge of 'civilizing' them.…”

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(Dis)ordering Epistemological Terra Brasilis: Or Yes, the Indigenous Fisherpeople in Piúma, Brazil, Can Read the World

Piccin¹,

Finardi²,

Basílio³

2023

Journal of Critical Southern Studies

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Drawing on epistemologies of the South, the production of local knowledges is discussed in the meeting of the academia with an indigenous fishing community in Piúma, in the southeast of Brazil. With that aim, excerpts of a research project carried out with the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology (IFES) where the fishing community is located are used to illustrate the production of knowledge by those not privileged by modernity. The analysis of narratives of participants involved in the project indicates that the border spaces between IFES and the fishermen favored the production of epistemologies of the South.

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(Dis)ordering Epistemological Terra Brasilis: Or Yes, the Indigenous Fisherpeople in Piúma, Brazil, Can Read the World

Piccin¹,

Finardi²,

Basílio³

2023

Journal of Critical Southern Studies

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Chapter 3. Language Contact, Maintenance and Conflict: The Case of the Guarani Language in Brazil

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(Dis)ordering Epistemological Terra Brasilis: Or Yes, the Indigenous Fisherpeople in Piúma, Brazil, Can Read the World

(Dis)ordering Epistemological Terra Brasilis: Or Yes, the Indigenous Fisherpeople in Piúma, Brazil, Can Read the World

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