Anthropologist. Professor in the Department of Social Sciences of the Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar) and Graduate Program in Social Anthropology-UFSCar associate member. Pos doctoral reasearch on Linguistic Anthropology, University of Texas - UT (2015-2016, BEPE-FAPESP), Pos doctoral reasearch on Social Anthropology, Universidade de São Paulo -USP (2014-2017, FAPESP). PhD in Social Anthropology (Ethonology, 2014, USP), master in Social Anthropology (Rural Anthropology, USP, 2006), undergraduate studies in social sciences (USP, 2003), teaching license (USP, 2009). He is a member of the Brazilian Anthropological Association (ABA) and of the Brazilian Linguistic Association (ABRALIN). He coordinates the Ethnography, Language and Ontology Research Group (ELO). He is a member of the support group to Yuhup-Hup-Dâw-Nadëb indigenous peoples. Ramos specializes in the study of shamanism, indigenous poetics, ontology and language, and indigenous health. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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By means of a theoretical analysis of the notion of indigenous language reclaiming, this project aims to contribute to the consolidation of the field of linguistic revitalization studies in Brazil. We will approach the category reclaiming, currently used by several indigenous groups in the process of reaffirming and revitalizing their languages, as a broad concept that primarily encompass…
The Hupd'ah travelers walk slowly away from their villages and follow the wide paths to the crops. They tread on the humid soil of the amazon jungle walking along theirs ancestors ways. After being carefully protected by the xamans' actions, the young walkers follow their mentors and look at plants, landscapes, trails, and listen to the xamans' spells. By describing in parallel the mobili…
The research period at the University of Texas will allow the posdoctorant to do an in-depth description and analysis of the shamanic discourse as it occurs among the Hupd'äh people from the Alto Rio Negro-AM region. The collaborative investigation with the linguist Patience Epps (U.Texas), based on both anthropological and linguistic perspectives, focuses on the Hup bi'id hd 'blessing l…
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