Transforming amerindian regional systems: the Upper Xingu case

• Grant number: 13/26676-0
• Support Opportunities: Research Grants - Young Investigators Grants
• Start date: July 01, 2014
• End date: June 30, 2019
• Field of knowledge: Humanities - Anthropology - Indigenous Ethnology
• Principal Investigator: Antonio Roberto Guerreiro Júnior
• Grantee: Antonio Roberto Guerreiro Júnior
• Host Institution: Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH). Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Campinas , SP, Brazil
• City of the host institution: Campinas
• Associated researchers: Artionka Manuela Goes Capiberibe
• Associated scholarship(s): 18/25900-8 - Images of movement: places, history and kinship in the Upper Xingu, BE.PQ; 19/00430-1 - Visual regimes among the Kaiowá, BP.DR; 18/07747-8 - A road in the village: the relations between the Kalapalo and non-indigenous peoples, BP.PD; + associated scholarships 18/22219-8 - Rethinking Xinguano kinship: elements for a computational analysis of a multiethnic network, BP.IC; 17/13930-7 - Between the village and the city: relations between the Kalapalo indigenous children and cities around the Xingu Indigenous Park (MT), BP.MS; 17/12972-8 - Conceiving, gestating, giving birth and nurturing: body and sociality among Alto-Xingu women, BP.MS; 16/09692-0 - Indigenous contemporary art: the case of MAHKU, BP.MS; 16/03589-3 - National Policy on Territorial and Environmental Management of Indigenous Lands (PNGATI): conceptual translations and transformations in the Upper Rio Negro, BP.PD; 16/04777-8 - Chiefs, villages and their histories: indigenous autobiographies and the sociopolitical dynamics of the Matipu and Nahukwá peoples (Xingu Indigenous Park - MT, Brazil), BP.MS; 15/16902-9 - The Dynamics of Movement and Exchange: Kinship, Politics and Shamanism among the Guarani, BP.PD; 15/21031-7 - Imagery production and circulation regimes in the Xingu indigenous territory, BP.MS; 15/00760-0 - Etnography and translation of Krahô's (Timbira) chants, BP.DR; 15/00983-0 - Visual Creativity and Transformation: paintings and beads among the Matipu people of Upper Xingu, BP.MS - associated scholarships

Abstract

This project intends to contribute to the understanding of the so-called "regional systems" of indigenous South America, and to consolidate a research line on this topic at the PPGAS/Unicamp. Its thematic focus is the contemporary dynamics and transformations of the multiethnic and multilingual complex of the Upper Xingu (Xingu Indigenous Park, MT). The ethnographic research will focus on the ways in which this system has been intertwined with the non-indigenous world, in order to elucidate how these relationships are rooted in a xinguan cosmopolitics and, in turn, how they also contribute to transform various aspects of the life ways of the region´s peoples. We intend to consolidate a group of researchers at the host institution, capable of producing a dynamic perspective on the upper-xinguan complex and that is able to support its comparison with other Amerindian regional systems. (AU)

Scientific publications

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IAN PACKER. . Cadernos de Tradução, v. 39, p. 227-247, 2020-03-09. (15/00760-0, 13/26676-0)

MARINA PEREIRA NOVO; ANTONIO GUERREIRO. . Vibrant, v. 17, 2020-08-07. (12/20200-1, 18/25900-8, 13/26676-0, 19/06327-8, 18/07747-8)