2019
DOI: 10.22456/1982-6524.87655
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Pesquisadores Baniwas: Domesticando Os Conhecimentos E a Tecnologia Do Branco

Abstract: Neste artigo, apresento reflexões a partir de uma etnografia realizada em redes sociotécnicas formadas em torno de duas pesquisas que contaram com a participação direta – enquanto pesquisadores indígenas – de jovens da etnia Baniwa, visando o estabelecimento de um diálogo entre a perspectiva dos cientistas e o conhecimento indígena. Tal participação também surge como uma demanda das lideranças indígenas, em um contexto de problematização das relações entre pesquisadores e comunidades da região do Alto Rio Negr… Show more

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“…This is an image, based on collaborative research networks, on "inter-scientific" relationships, in which a "dialogue is established between the perspective of the scientist and indigenous knowledge". 41 Thus, from the perspective of equivocality and opacity we can think of translation from three levels in a photoethnographic or ethnographic video research with Amerindian peoples. The first is to know the other in contexts in which specific systems and forms of knowledge are intertwined, such as the shared anthropology of Jean Rouch.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is an image, based on collaborative research networks, on "inter-scientific" relationships, in which a "dialogue is established between the perspective of the scientist and indigenous knowledge". 41 Thus, from the perspective of equivocality and opacity we can think of translation from three levels in a photoethnographic or ethnographic video research with Amerindian peoples. The first is to know the other in contexts in which specific systems and forms of knowledge are intertwined, such as the shared anthropology of Jean Rouch.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%