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Processes of self-affirmation and retaking of territory: indigenous perspective through the narrative of Yakuy Tupinambá

In this paper, we aim to contribute with discussions about the indigenous issues in Brazil, more specifically the Tupinambá people from Olivença in the south of Bahia. From an ethnographic research, with contributions from Oral History, the transcribed interview with the indigenous Yakuy Tupinambá m...

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Main Authors: Rendy Yobá, Letycia, dos Santos Pereira, Simone
Format: Online
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Estadual de Campinas 2022
Subjects:
Indígenas
Tupinambá
Memorias
Historia oral
Perspectiva indígena
Povos Indígenas
Memória
História Oral
Indigenous People
Memoirs
Oral History
Indigenous perspective
Online Access:https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/maloca/article/view/15074
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Summary:In this paper, we aim to contribute with discussions about the indigenous issues in Brazil, more specifically the Tupinambá people from Olivença in the south of Bahia. From an ethnographic research, with contributions from Oral History, the transcribed interview with the indigenous Yakuy Tupinambá made it possible to emphasize elements of her affirmation as an indigenous. Such affirmation implies processes of existence, persistence and resistance. Her narrative enables one to understand how memories are important to her assertion, her people and her territory; it also reveals meanings of concerns about the (un)told history, the process of (de)colonization, territorial recovery, among others issues
ISSN:2675-3111

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