2018
DOI: 10.1590/2316-4018533
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Wenía: o surgimento dos antepassados - Leitura e tradução de um canto narrativo ameríndio (Marubo, Amazônia Ocidental)

Abstract: resumo Este trabalho compreende a tradução bilíngue inédita, as notas e o estudo de apresentação da narrativa cantada Wenía, dos Marubo da Terra Indígena Vale do Javari (Amazonas). A narrativa, que trata do surgimento dos antepassados, é fundamental para a compreensão dos processos classificatórios e etiológicos envolvidos no pensamento xamanístico e na etnogênese marubo. No ensaio de apresentação, são abordados alguns dos problemas conceituais aí envolvidos, tais como o estatuto da metáfora, das formas de cla… Show more

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“…(The others, the kenchintxo, would be better called prayers, whose doubles/souls do not leave their bodies/houses to establish relations with the spirits.) However, the most common case is long training, whose characteristics I have described in another study (Cesarino 2011). What are the primary goals of this training?…”
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“…(The others, the kenchintxo, would be better called prayers, whose doubles/souls do not leave their bodies/houses to establish relations with the spirits.) However, the most common case is long training, whose characteristics I have described in another study (Cesarino 2011). What are the primary goals of this training?…”
Section: How Things Come Into Beingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The excerpts were taken from longer sequences related to different verbal modes: 'Emergence of the shamans' , performed by Armando, belongs to the narrative mode (saiti) and concerns the formation of spirit-shamans; 'Song of the Armadillo spirit' , performed by the Armadillo spirit through the body of Lauro Brasil, corresponds to the reportative mode (iniki) (Cesarino 2011: 265), whereas the 'Formation of the Mist-Land' (Cesarino 2013: 69), which also belongs to the narrative mode, explains how the world came into being through the agency of demiurgic spirits Kana Voã, Koa Voã, and Koin Voã. I consider Marubo verbal arts to be a multimodal system (Cesarino 2011;2018b) because its formulaic repertoire can be directed towards different objectives depending on the ritual performance. The term mode is used to replace the notion of genre, which could imply a strict division of the verbal arts.…”
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