2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-69092008000100001
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A antropologia e o Brasil, hoje

Abstract: gostaria inicialmente de expressar a minha satisfação em participar das comemorações dos 30 anos da Anpocs na qualidade de primeiro presidente não oriundo da ciência política (1986)(1987)(1988). Agradeço a honra do convite. Saudando a todos, gostaria também de dirigir uma homenagem especial aos demais ex-presidentes, tanto os presentes quanto os ausentes, bem como ao atual presidente, Ruben Oliven, colega antropólogo. embora o sucesso da Anpocs se deva a muito mais gente, creio que eles -juntamente com os secr… Show more

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“…Even so, the focus on social class as the structuring force behind inequalities and the subjection to violence often relegated the question of racial formations in Brazil, and racial inequality to a second or third plane. As Otávio Velho observes, many Brazilian anthropologists look for the "other", for the "exotic" within the nation (Velho 2008). The result was that black people and indigenous people, even if they were intellectuals, were not taken as equals in a scholarly dialogue; they were not even seen as social agents in the process of national formation.…”
Section: The "Race" Problem In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even so, the focus on social class as the structuring force behind inequalities and the subjection to violence often relegated the question of racial formations in Brazil, and racial inequality to a second or third plane. As Otávio Velho observes, many Brazilian anthropologists look for the "other", for the "exotic" within the nation (Velho 2008). The result was that black people and indigenous people, even if they were intellectuals, were not taken as equals in a scholarly dialogue; they were not even seen as social agents in the process of national formation.…”
Section: The "Race" Problem In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Ciências Sociais no Brasil, em seu sentido estrito, começam a se institucionalizar a partir da década de 1930, na esteira do grande projeto de nação que vai tomando corpo desde o século XIX, com a diretiz mais ou menos definida de ser um suporte interpretativo da sociedade, provendo uma abordagem científica que explicasse a singularidade nacional, que oferecesse respostas pragmáticas aos problemas do presente e que desenhasse o país do futuro (Melatti, 1990;Velho, 2008;Pinto, 2010) 2 .…”
Section: Antropologia E Projeto Nacionalunclassified
“…Ruben George Oliven I Until recently most Brazilian anthropologists concentrated their work within the country's national borders. This was due not only to the lack of funding to carry out research abroad but also to the fact that Brazilian society was (and still is) in the making with many urgent phenomena to be studied (Peirano 1992& 2005, Velho 2008 Brazil is the sixth largest economy of the world and is becoming a major global player. It is therefore natural that it should export not only commodities but also intellectuals.…”
Section: Comparing Brazilian and North American Songs About Moneymentioning
confidence: 99%