Kaingang Children Urban Spaces: Cultural Learning and Indigenous Sustainability in Paraná
Rosângela Célia Faustino,
Maria Simone Jacomini Novak,
Lúcio Tadeu Mota
Abstract:The text addresses the presence of Kaingang children, along with their families, in the city of Maringá, Paraná, Brazil, for the collection of food, production and sale of handcrafts. It problematizes the reduction of indigenous territories, the urban advancement on traditional hunting, fishing, and gathering areas and new indigenous strategies for the sustainability and sociocultural and linguistic maintenance of those groups, with an emphasis on their children’s education. Through documentary and empirical r… Show more
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