2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132002000100001
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Língua e poder: transcrevendo a questão nacional

Abstract: A diversidade de experiências históricas na tentativa de adoção do modelo ocidental de Estado-nação pelo mundo não-europeu tornou-se tema recorrente no campo das ciências sociais. O que nem sempre tem recebido a devida atenção é a complexidade dos efeitos desse processo de construção nacional no domínio lingüístico. Ainda que a língua tenha sido considerada um dos principais atributos de definição da nação, pouco se tem discutido sobre sua condição enquanto produto de um processo polí-tico que implica escolhas… Show more

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“…Contemporary examples of this close contact have been recorded in South American Indian communities [37], where suckling New World wild pigs ( T. pecari, P. tajacu ) are adopted and fed by women (Figure 1). Some Indian groups include rituals in which pig behavior is incorporated and acted out by young warriors [38]. There are ancient cultural and religious representations of close contact of humans and pigs in Europe and Asia [34,39], including an ancient toothbrush made of pig bristles (Figure 2).…”
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“…Contemporary examples of this close contact have been recorded in South American Indian communities [37], where suckling New World wild pigs ( T. pecari, P. tajacu ) are adopted and fed by women (Figure 1). Some Indian groups include rituals in which pig behavior is incorporated and acted out by young warriors [38]. There are ancient cultural and religious representations of close contact of humans and pigs in Europe and Asia [34,39], including an ancient toothbrush made of pig bristles (Figure 2).…”
Section: Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%