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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
PhD candidate in Social Anthropology at the University of São Paulo (PPGAS / USP). Master in Social Anthropology from the University of Campinas (PPGAS / Unicamp), with a period as a visiting scholar at University of St. Andrews. Bachelor of Social Sciences, with an emphasis on Anthropology, at Unesp Araraquara (2011-2015). He is currently a member of the editorial committee of Revista Cadernos de Campo. Conducts research in the area of Indigenous Ethnology, in the Upper-Xingu region, and is interested in the themes of Amazonian corporeality, care, indigenous health, kinship and gender relations. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal aims to document how Mehinako people understand and experience childbirth and other reproductive processes, following the trajectory of pregnant and postpartum women at the intersection between villages and cities. It is intended to analyse local concepts such as the manapiri (body), investigating how it is constituted and manifested, and examining Mehinako's ideas about hu…
The objective of this research is to perform an ethnography of gestation, delivery and postpartum in Alto-Xingu, based on the relationships of women with their bodies and the bodies of their children. Focusing on two main empirical questions: a) ideas and practices related to gestation, childbirth and infant care; And b) the interference zones between the indigenous and biomedical underst…
This project aims to develop an updated ethnography on Kamaiurá, focusing on the gender perspective. Based on the analysis categories on the Upper Xingu and Tupi-Guarani panorama, it seeks to understand the relations between men and women Kamaiurá, its possible contrasts and the reason there are, and how power is established in relation to exclusions / oppositions. It expects to be able t…
This project aims to systematize and analyse fieldwork data gathered during a PhD research about childbirth and gender relations among Mehinako women. It intends to explore Mehinako birth stories, interviews, observations and informal conversations, in dialogue with Christine McCourt work about concepts of time and the historical process of medicalization of the maternal care. It is expec…
This project aims to systematize and analyze fieldwork data gathered during a master research about the ideas and practices on conception, gestation, childbirth and after-birth among Mehinako women, to benefit for an exchange in an excellent center of research which is St. Andrews University, under the supervision of Professor Christina Toren. It intends to explore interviews, observation…
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