2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132009000100006
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Os novos Qom: a constituição de uma identidade relacional em devir

Abstract: ApresentaçãoDentre os indígenas que habitam atualmente a região do Chaco argentino, os Toba (qom 1 ) da região Centro-oriental são os que mais se comprazem em demonstrar sua capacidade para dialogar com o mundo dos brancos, em integrar-se a ele e dele tirar o melhor proveito. Criticados por seus vizinhos indígenas e brancos por sua tendência a "querer ser" ou a "agir" como os brancos, os Toba não percebem como problemática uma identidade coletiva tão plástica como aparentemente contraditória.Propomo-nos a demo… Show more

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“…Moreover, it meant a long and complex process in which Indigenous people have faced the memories of these experiences for decades while enduring institutional and public silence about it. During those years, many Indigenous Peoples found some relief in Christian evangelism, to which the people of the reserve as well as most of the Qom of central Chaco had converted by the 1940s (Ceriani Cernadas & Citro, 2005;Salamanca, 2009). In recent decades, the massacre has become a traumatic but foundational event with a complex meaning.…”
Section: Socio-historical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, it meant a long and complex process in which Indigenous people have faced the memories of these experiences for decades while enduring institutional and public silence about it. During those years, many Indigenous Peoples found some relief in Christian evangelism, to which the people of the reserve as well as most of the Qom of central Chaco had converted by the 1940s (Ceriani Cernadas & Citro, 2005;Salamanca, 2009). In recent decades, the massacre has become a traumatic but foundational event with a complex meaning.…”
Section: Socio-historical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chaque « groupe » (tropilla) possédait un nom auquel tous ses membres s'identifiaient. Ces noms étaient généralement des ethnonymes régionaux, ou encore des noms basés sur des analogies animales et végétales 6 (Salamanca 2006 ;Tola 2010 ;Wright et Braunstein 1990). Le sororat, le lévirat et la polygamie étaient pratiqués chez les Qoms.…”
Section: Parenté Et Territoireunclassified