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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2010.tde-07122010-144829
Document
Author
Full name
Pedro Augusto Lolli
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2010
Supervisor
Committee
Moises, Beatriz Perrone (President)
Andrello, Geraldo Luciano
Barbosa, Gabriel Coutinho
Dawsey, John Cowart
Gallois, Dominique Tilkin
Title in Portuguese
As redes de trocas rituais dos Yuhupdeh no igarapé Castanha, através dos benzimentos (mihdttd) e das flautas Jurupari (Ti')
Keywords in Portuguese
Alto rio Negro
Benzimento
Pessoa
Ritual
Xamanismo
Yuhupdeh
Abstract in Portuguese
Este trabalho decorre de uma experiência etnográfica entre os Yuhupdeh, na região do alto rio Negro (ou Noroeste Amazônico). Essa região se caracteriza por possuir um sistema social que abarca três grandes famílias lingüísticas: Tukano Oriental, Aruak e Maku. Os Yuhupdeh (Maku) ocupam no sistema regional a posição de mais baixa hierarquia. A experiência buscou compreender aspectos do xamanismo, através de práticas relacionadas à doença e ao ritual. Para tanto, adotou dois focos etnográficos. O primeiro, dirigiu-se a situações em que os benzimentos de cura e de proteção são executados, e o segundo, às situações em que se realizou o dabucuri (festa de oferta de alimentos) com uso das flautas Jurupari (Tí). Os benzimentos de cura e proteção são fórmulas verbais onde o trabalho do benzedor se revelou como sendo o de composição de pessoas. O dabucuri com o uso das flautas Jurupari (Tí) é um ritual conduzido pelo benzedor, que pode incluir a iniciação masculina ou simplesmente a exibição das flautas. Nesse rituais, o trabalho do benzedor se apresenta como sendo o de composição de grupos. Em ambos os casos, os procedimentos são análogos.
Title in English
The networks of ritual exchange of the Yuhupdeh in the Castanha creek, through the blessings (mihdttd) and Jurupari flutes (Ti')
Keywords in English
Person
Ritual
Shamanism
Spell
Upper Rio Negro
Yuhupdeh
Abstract in English
The present work derives from an ethnographical experience among the Yuhupdeh, in the Upper Rio Negro region (Northwest Amazonia). The region is distinguished by a social system which includes three linguistic families: EasternTukanoan, Aruak and Maku. The Yuhupdeh (Maku) occupy the lowest hierarchical position in the regional system. The experience aims at understanding certain aspects of shamanism, through praxis related to disease and ritual, adopting two ethnographical focus. First, events of performed healing and protection benzimentos (spells) and second, events of performed dabucuri (give-food ritual) with Jurupari (Tí) flutes. Protection and healing benzimentos are verbal formulæ in which the benzedor appears as a composer of persons. The dabucuri with Jurupari flutes is a ritual conducted by the benzedor, which may include male initiation or simply be an exhibition of the flutes. In these rituals, the benzedor appears as a composer of groups. In both cases, his procedures are analogous.
 
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