2001
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132001000100003
|View full text |Cite
|
Sign up to set email alerts
|

A predação, a reciprocidade e o caso das Guianas

Abstract: Este artigo se assemelha a um daqueles rios que os geógrafos, pareceme, denominam "dendríticos". São rios que correm para o interior das massas de terra, onde se perdem nos pântanos. Espero, no entanto, que existam pontos de interesse ao longo de seu curso, e que ao menos sua nascente, se não sua destinação, esteja bem definida. Tomando o artigo de Philippe Descola (1992), "Societies of Nature and the Nature of Society", pretendo examinar as idéias nele contidas com relação aos grupos nativos das Guianas. Mais… Show more

Help me understand this report

Search citation statements

Order By: Relevance

Paper Sections

Select...
1
1
1
1

Citation Types

0
3
0
2

Year Published

2008
2008
2022
2022

Publication Types

Select...
6
1
1

Relationship

0
8

Authors

Journals

citations
Cited by 10 publications
(5 citation statements)
references
References 0 publications
0
3
0
2
Order By: Relevance
“…Finally, regarding the Campas, one just needs to recall that the gift schema only occupies a dominant position at the heart of human and non-human kindred groups because it is set against a background of predation 13 When he emphasizes the predatory aspect of the Makuna cosmology, Århem implicitly distances himself from the -exchange‖ interpretation that I had produced of the Tukano model in an earlier publication that he cites but does not openly criticize (Descola 1992). The point did not pass unnoticed by Peter Rivière, who declared himself in agreement with Århem on the fact that, contrary to what I had suggested when I opposed the Jivaros to the Tukanos from the point of view of their relational schemas with others, Amazonian cosmologies are transformations of one fundamental model in which predation and exchange are closely combined (Rivière 2001). Neither Århem nor Rivière seems to have noticed that in my view the predominance of predation or of exchange in a collective by no means excludes expression of the other schema which, however, is subordinate to the dominant one.…”
Section: The Ethos Of Collectivesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Finally, regarding the Campas, one just needs to recall that the gift schema only occupies a dominant position at the heart of human and non-human kindred groups because it is set against a background of predation 13 When he emphasizes the predatory aspect of the Makuna cosmology, Århem implicitly distances himself from the -exchange‖ interpretation that I had produced of the Tukano model in an earlier publication that he cites but does not openly criticize (Descola 1992). The point did not pass unnoticed by Peter Rivière, who declared himself in agreement with Århem on the fact that, contrary to what I had suggested when I opposed the Jivaros to the Tukanos from the point of view of their relational schemas with others, Amazonian cosmologies are transformations of one fundamental model in which predation and exchange are closely combined (Rivière 2001). Neither Århem nor Rivière seems to have noticed that in my view the predominance of predation or of exchange in a collective by no means excludes expression of the other schema which, however, is subordinate to the dominant one.…”
Section: The Ethos Of Collectivesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This species is particularly represented on the Mochica culture vessels (100-700 AD) on the northern coast of Peru. The red-faced spider monkey is particularly present in the Karib universe of Guyana, notably among the Trio (Rivière, 2001) and Kachuyana, and among the Waimiri-Atroari of Amazonas State (Matarezio Filho, 2013). In addition, the two concavities are generally arranged on the temples in a similar way to those of the Amazonian statue (S. Bourget, personal communication, 15/01/2019).…”
Section: A Singular Figuration In Amazoniamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O problema da predação na Amazônia tem sido amplamente debatido (Fausto 1997;Rivière 2001;Viveiros de Castro 2002;Bonila 2005;Vilaça 2008). Em etnografia sobre os Parakanã, Carlos Fausto (1997) propõe um modelo geral para compreensão dos fenômenos de violência guerreira na América do Sul indígena.…”
Section: Predação E Modos De Existên-ciaunclassified