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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2017.tde-10022017-143157
Document
Author
Full name
Rafael Rocha Pansica
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2016
Supervisor
Committee
Sztutman, Renato (President)
Amoroso, Marta Rosa
Garcia, Uirá Felippe
Saez, Oscar Calavia
Silva, Marcio Ferreira da
Title in Portuguese
Duelos de caçador: predação e familialização na Amazônia indígena
Keywords in Portuguese
Caça
Familiarização
Predação
Relações interespecíficas
Abstract in Portuguese
Por um cunho bibliográfico, esta tese se debruça sobre as caçadas de certas etnografias da Amazônia indígena buscando compreender as relações, aí estabelecidas, entre as perspectivas da predação e da familiarização. Trata-se de um ensaio comparativo, inspirado no método lévi-straussiano da análise dos mitos, que justapõe para o cotejo e a análise as etnografias [1] da caça yudjá aos porcos, [2] da caça coletiva dos Arara, [3] dos mitos yaminawa sobre os encontros cinegéticos e [4] da caça awá-guajá aos guaribas. A análise comparativa das etnografias sustentará, nas considerações finais deste texto, uma proposta nova para o entendimento dos conceitos de predação e familiarização.
Title in English
Hunter's Duel: predation and familiarization in the indigenous Amazon
Keywords in English
Familiarization
Hunting
Inter-specific relationships
Predation
Abstract in English
From a bibliographic imprint, the present dissertation bend on the hunting of certain ethnographies from the indigenous Amazonia, seeking for understanding the relationships, there establish, between the perspectives of predation and familiarization. This is a comparative essay, inspired by Lévi-Straussian method for the analysis, which juxtaposes for collation and review the ethnographies [1] of Yudjá hunting to pigs, [2] the collective hunting of the Arara people, [3] the Yaminawa's myths of hunting and [4] the Awá-Guajá hunting to howler monkeys. At the ultimate remarks of this manuscript, the comparative analysis of the ethnografies will sustain a different proposal to comprehend the concepts of predation and familiarization.
 
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2017-02-10
 
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