2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132011000100004
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Palavra de coca e de tabaco como "conhecimento tradicional": cultura, política e desenvolvimento entre os uitoto-murui do rio Caraparaná (CO)

Abstract: Após a promulgação da nova Constituição colombiana em 1991, o tema do "desenvolvimento" voltou a ganhar especial relevância nos debates nacionais, passando a ser concebido, ao menos em tese, para o caso de muitos dos grupos andinos e amazônicos, a partir de perfis étnicos. Esse novo campo de relações sociais, calcado nos projetos de imaginação da nação (Anderson 2008) que passam a se pretender multiétnicos, acompanha também o aparecimento e o fortalecimento de organizações de representação indígena em diversos… Show more

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“…People of the Center who do have a tradition to use high toxicity maniocs do not originate from the floodplains of major rivers but rather from the interfluve between the Caquetá and the Putumayo Rivers where the supply of fish is also limited [45]. Although they have moved out of their ancestral territories to areas with fertile floodplains, their tradition to use mainly high toxicity maniocs has not changed.…”
Section: Sources Of Manioc Variability Among Ethnic Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…People of the Center who do have a tradition to use high toxicity maniocs do not originate from the floodplains of major rivers but rather from the interfluve between the Caquetá and the Putumayo Rivers where the supply of fish is also limited [45]. Although they have moved out of their ancestral territories to areas with fertile floodplains, their tradition to use mainly high toxicity maniocs has not changed.…”
Section: Sources Of Manioc Variability Among Ethnic Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several specialists in the region (Guyot, 1972;Gasché, 1976;Landaburu & Pineda, 1984;Griffiths, 1998;Londoño Sulkin, 2004;Karadimas, 2005;De La Hoz Melo, 2005;Pereira, 2012;Lucas, 2019;García, 2021;Echeverri, 2022) have pointed out that ritual life is organized in malocas and 'ceremonial careers', the most important being shared by all groups. A maloca leader must be a specialist in only one career.…”
Section: Ritual Unitsmentioning
confidence: 99%