Bruno Silva Santos

Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Educação e Ciências Humanas (CECH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal)
Birthplace: Brazil

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The presence of companion and breeding animals in the daily life of indigenous societies in South America has been described by an increasing anthropological bibliography, and aroused the interest of ethnologists working with the Guarani peoples. However, it should be noted that little is known about the life of certain companion species: the synanthropic animals introduced into the villa…
From other rats and other humanities: an ethnography of rat-human relations in Guarani-Mbya villages in Jaraguá (São Paulo/SP), BP.MS
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This research aims to be an ethnography of the relations between the Guarani-Mbya and domestic dogs, focusing on the everyday living of the inhabitants of the indigenous villages of the Jaragua (north-west of São Paulo city) with dogs there are abandoned by the population of the metropolis. It tries to understand the position of these animals in the Mbya universe, as well as the material …
Here there are more dogs than Indians: human-animal relationship among the Mbya-Guarani in the Jaragua (São Paulo / SP), BP.IC

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