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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in philosophy by the Universidade de São Paulo (2001), Master and Phd in social anthropology by the Museu Nacional/UFRJ (2003). Has experience in Antropology, acting on the following subjects: amerindian ethnology, cosmology, shamanism, oral traditions, translation and anthropology of art. Was for three years Adjunct-Professor in the History of Art Department at the Federal University of São Paulo and now is Adjunct Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of São Paulo, line of research Anthropology of Expressive Forms. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The project concerns the study, translation and documentation of Amerindian verbal arts from the lowlands of South America. It aims to relate this field of study to general ethnographic research with various indigenous communities, such as the Marubo, Kotiria, Baniwa, Terena, Kadiweu, Ka'apor, Maxakali and Yukuna. The project aims to investigate the intersemiotic relations involved in the…
The research will address Tukano social relations and knowledge regimes through aspects related to language and the study of communicative events. To this end, it brings into dialogue ethnographic, linguistic, and translational literature. More specifically, I will examine the phenomenon of evidentiality, highlighting how understanding the use of this grammatical category requires an unde…
This research project proposes the interpretation of relational networks through contemporary indigenous art, specifically, the Manto Tupinambá and the artistic productions of Glicéria Tupinambá. Considering indigenous art as the dialogue between different ontographies, we ask how conceptual tensions are operated between art, artifact, object, body and person; and beyond discussions about…
The aim is to study the verbal arts of the Ka'apor (a Tupi-speaking people who live in the northwestern region of the state of Maranhão) especially the songs and narratives of the ancients. To this end, the research, which is essentially ethnographic, uses the tools of documentation, systematization, transcription and translation of these verbal performances. This research proposal is a c…
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This research project aims to investigate the production of the Museu Nacional through its networks of actants. Museum and actants are at reciprocal possession: while the former assembles and multiplies the relations, the later draws trajectories that compose the museum. As a first research part, we will explore the associations through the trajectory of a particular agent, a Shuar shrunk…
This research aims to discuss how, in a broader context of political demand for autonomy, the Mapuche communities of southern South America appropriate and transform an institution of the Chilean State, a public and "colonial" museum, with cosmopolitical objectives; more specifically, the Mapuche Museum of Cañete, located in south-central Chile. The objectives that are outlined are to exp…
This research project will study the way of inhabiting yanomami through research of socio-cultural aspects that act in the production and conception of space in this society: from earth-forest to the home-village. Wanted so think about the symbiotic relationship between the house and cosmology, through the deepening of reading having begun by reference authors of this project, which relat…
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This research proposes an investigation into the semiotics of materiality within the Massaco and Rio Branco Indigenous Lands in Rondônia, Brazil. To this end, I aim to explore the conceptions of alterity among the Tupari, Makurap, Aruá, Djeoromitxí, Arikapú, Kanoê, and Aikanã peoples regarding the materiality that circulates through the villages of the Rio Branco Indigenous Land, situated…
This BEPE project is focused on facing the problem concerning the decolonization of museums, paying attention to the process of depatrimonialization of their collections. Taking it from the case of the Mapuche Museum in Cañete, the place where the field research that supports this project is developed, the objective is to provide a detailed description of Mapuche relations regarding subje…
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