Religião, mulheres e laços comunitários no Povoado Indígena Amarelão
This paper analyzes the relationship between women, religion and community ties among the Mendonça of Amarelão. In light of the work "Reassembling the Social" (2012) of the French scientist Bruno Latour, I consider the main concepts from which he presents the construction of the collect...
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| Formatua: | Dissertação |
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/52620 |
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| Gaia: | This paper analyzes the relationship between women, religion and community ties
among the Mendonça of Amarelão. In light of the work "Reassembling the Social"
(2012) of the French scientist Bruno Latour, I consider the main concepts from which
he presents the construction of the collective problematizing the network of
associations between heterogeneous entities. This theoretical basis subsidizes the
questions raised in this research opening the possibility of thinking about the
maintenance of networks of relationships from the various faith traditions from the
interdisciplinary perspective. We analyze the action that religious women have in the
re-updating of traditional practices with the insertion of new elements as maintainers
of social ties. We developed the research according to the proposal of following the
networks that connect human and non-human actors in the field through participant
observation and interviews, as well as through the readings and collection of
information in social networks and digital channels. This research is important for the
scientific field because it examines pertinent questions about indigenous women today,
highlighting the societal relations that have been established and that are perennially
reconstructed in the Mendonça people. |
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