2017
DOI: 10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2017.119612
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Conversões da dívida entre os Yawanawá: um modelo de análise dos fundamentos culturais, sociais e políticos da troca

Abstract: Um modelo de análise dos fundamentos culturais, sociais e políticos da troca 1 André Vereta-Nahoum Os Yawanawá, população nativa do sudoeste amazônico, mantêm trocas entre si e com os brancos que envolvem serviços e objetos produzidos internamente, assim como bens industrializados e dinheiro adquiridos por meio de atividades mercantis e transferências estatais. A circulação desses objetos anima e é animada por relações entre si que não subvertem a ordem da comunidade Yawanawá; ao contrário, muitas dessas trans… Show more

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“…We try to understand how the process of “habituating” non‐indigenous people, and especially the daimistas, takes place in the shared rituals conducted both in the city and in the forest. We also track how the daimistas are incorporated and inserted in a Yawanawá exchange system that involves multiple regimes of value (Vereta‐Nahoum 2017; 2013). Further, we attempt to put in evidence the dialogues and equivocal translations that take place between the daimistas and the Yawanawás, showing how these dialogues involve conflicts, heterogeneity, and asymmetric power relationships.…”
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“…We try to understand how the process of “habituating” non‐indigenous people, and especially the daimistas, takes place in the shared rituals conducted both in the city and in the forest. We also track how the daimistas are incorporated and inserted in a Yawanawá exchange system that involves multiple regimes of value (Vereta‐Nahoum 2017; 2013). Further, we attempt to put in evidence the dialogues and equivocal translations that take place between the daimistas and the Yawanawás, showing how these dialogues involve conflicts, heterogeneity, and asymmetric power relationships.…”
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confidence: 99%