Sur les ailes du vautour. Genre, violence et « résistance » dans un récit nahua de voyage à Chiknâujtipan, le monde des morts (Mexique)

Raby, Dominique

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2012

DOI: 10.4000/jsa.12383

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Sur les ailes du vautour. Genre, violence et « résistance » dans un récit nahua de voyage à Chiknâujtipan, le monde des morts (Mexique)

Dominique Raby¹

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Un mal nommé machisme : Masculinités et colonialité dans la représentation nahua de la violence intrafamiliale (Alto Balsas, Mexique)

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1969

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Anthropologica, the journal of the Canadian Anthropology Society (CASCA), invites you to submit articles for peer review. We welcome articles in both French and English that engage with any field of sociocultural anthropology, covering a broad range of topics relevant to the dynamics of contemporary life. We welcome articles that are grounded in innovative methodologies, such as visual anthropology, community engaged research, and critical studies of materiality. Submissions should be based on original ethnographic fieldwork in any part of the world.

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Un mal nommé machisme : Masculinités et colonialité dans la représentation nahua de la violence intrafamiliale (Alto Balsas, Mexique)

Raby

1969

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In this article, ritual food is analyzed in the context of an annual offering to the vulture, during the “rain petition” ceremony in the Alto Balsas Nahua region, México. Using the “multispecies ethnography” perspective, the author underlines how the relations between human beings and the vulture are connected to food and empathy, and how the bird, as cleaner of the world, is involved in the complex network of relations framed by the basic Nahua concepts of working, feeding and loving. The human-vulture relationship culminates in the annual offering, which concentrates in an impressive ritual those concepts and the paper of the bird in the agricultural cycle from which Nahua people were traditionally dependent.

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Sur les ailes du vautour. Genre, violence et « résistance » dans un récit nahua de voyage à Chiknâujtipan, le monde des morts (Mexique)

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Un mal nommé machisme : Masculinités et colonialité dans la représentation nahua de la violence intrafamiliale (Alto Balsas, Mexique)

Un mal nommé machisme : Masculinités et colonialité dans la représentation nahua de la violence intrafamiliale (Alto Balsas, Mexique)

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