2013
DOI: 10.4000/jsa.12671
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Du foot en terres amérindiennes. Notes sur les cas a’uwẽ et tikmũ’ũn du Brésil

Abstract: Dans les cercles ethnologiques, la mention du football déclenche un commentaire récurrent : « Intéressant... Là où je travaille, les Indiens adorent le foot ! [...] D'ailleurs, ce phénomène est également vrai dans le territoire indigène du Uaçá, dans le Xingu, dans les cas des Karajá, Kayapó, Parakana ˜, Tapirapé, Waia ˜pi, Wayana-Aparai, Wai-wai, Xerente, Yanomami... ». (Vianna 2008, p. 26 ; traduction de l'auteur)Entre fiche de lecture et ébauche ethnographique, cette note de recherche vise à mettre en regar… Show more

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“…It is precisely football's 'as if' or illusory (Huizinga 1955) quality that makes it such a potent social force. As scholars have shown, the game has been closely related to the rise of modernity (Elias and Dunning 1986), nationalism (Archetti 1999;Gramsci 1994), working-class identity (Clarke 1973;DaMatta 1982), patronage (I. Jeffrey 1992), local politics (Erikson 2013;Pires Rosse 2013;Vianna 2008), and processes of subjectification (Rollason 2011;Walker 2013).…”
Section: Gender Football and Fantasymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is precisely football's 'as if' or illusory (Huizinga 1955) quality that makes it such a potent social force. As scholars have shown, the game has been closely related to the rise of modernity (Elias and Dunning 1986), nationalism (Archetti 1999;Gramsci 1994), working-class identity (Clarke 1973;DaMatta 1982), patronage (I. Jeffrey 1992), local politics (Erikson 2013;Pires Rosse 2013;Vianna 2008), and processes of subjectification (Rollason 2011;Walker 2013).…”
Section: Gender Football and Fantasymentioning
confidence: 99%