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Revista De Antropologia São Paulo, USP, 2019, V.62 N.1 revista de antropologia São Paulo, USP, 2019, v.62 n.1 artigos dossiê Caçando os devoradores. Agência, “meninas german-speaking anthropologists in latin america, 1884-1945 indígenas” e enquadramento neocolonial José Miguel Nieto Olivar Introduction: The German Tradition in Latin American Anthropology Cláudio Costa Pinheiro, Peter Schröder and Han F. Vermeulen Hematologia mura: os caminhos por onde o sangue escorre Karl von den Steinen’s Ethnographic Research among Fernando Augusto Fileno Indigenous Peoples in Brazil, 1884-1888 Renate Brigitte Viertler críticas bibliográficas e resenhas O si indelegável como aposta contra a “Savages at the End of the World” inércia e a apatia na contemporaneidade Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and his Studies of Patagonia, 1898-1919 | Desobedecer, de Frédéric GROS Diego Ballestero Sara R. Munhoz Encrypted Astronomy, Astral Mythologies, and Ancient Mexican Studies in Austria, 1910-1945 Peter Rohrbacher Beyond the Mainstream: Max Schmidt’s Research on “The Arawak” in the Context of Contemporary German Ethnology Michael Kraus Theodor Koch-Grünberg (1872-1924): A “Field Ethnologist” and his Contacts with Brazilian Intellectuals Erik Petschelies “Three Long Rows of Empty Shelves” to Fill: Curt Nimuendajú as Collector and Researcher for Ethnological Museums in Germany, 1928-1930 Peter Schröder revista de antropologia Fundada por Egon Schaden em 1953 editora responsável – Laura Moutinho comissão editorial – Laura Moutinho, Pedro de Niemeyer Cesarino e Sylvia Caiuby Novaes secretário – Edinaldo F. Lima assistente editorial – Pedro Lopes assistente editorial (seção de resenhas) – Luísa Valentini revisão – Lilyth Ester J. Grove e Pedro Lopes editoração eletrônica – Fernando Bizarri Requena (Estudio Brita) conselho editorial capa Ana Lúcia Marques Camargo Ferraz | Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói, RJ, Brasil Theodor Koch-Grünberg Antonio Motta | Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, PE, Brasil with Macúna, Yabaána Carmen Guarin | Universidade de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina and Yaúna warriors at Catarina Alves Costa | Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal the lower Río Apaporis. Cláudio Alves Furtado | Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, BA, Brasil Photograph by Otto Eduardo Viveiros de Castro | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro/Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil Schmidt, 1905. (Cre- Esmeralda Celeste Mariano | Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo, Moçambique dit: Nachlass Theodor Fernando Giobellina Brumana | Universidad de Cádiz, Cádiz, Espanha Koch-Grünberg, Ethno- Gilton Mendes dos Santos | Universidade Federal de Manaus, Manaus, AM, Brasil graphische Sammlung Jane Felipe Beltrão | Universidade Federal do Pará, Belém, PA, Brasil der Philipps-Universität Joana Overing | The London School of Economics and Political Science, Londres, Reino Unido Marburg, Germany, No. João Biehl | Princeton University, Princeton, Estados Unidos da América KH_H_II, 88) Júlio Cézar Melatti | Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, DF, Brasil Klass Woortmam | Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, DF, Brasil Livio Sansone | Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, BA, Brasil Lourdes Gonçalves Furtado | Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, Belém, PA, Brasil Luiz Fernando Dias Duarte | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro/Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil Mara Viveiros | Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, Colômbia Marisa G. S. Peirano | Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, DF, Brasil Mariza Corrêa | Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Campinas, Brasil Moacir Palmeira | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro/Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil Oscar Calavia Sáez | Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, SC, Brasil Paul Henley | The University of Manchester, Manchester, Reino Unido Roberto Kant de Lima | Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói, RJ, Brasil apoio Ruben George Oliven | Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, RS, Brasil Simone Dreyfrus Gamelon | École de Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris, França CAPES Tânia Stolze Lima | Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói, RJ, Brasil CNPq Wilson Trajano Filho | Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, DF, Brasil SIBI/USP Zethu Matebeni | University of Cape Town, Cidade do Cabo, África do Sul revista de antropologia 62(1) – Janeiro/Abril de 2019 Sumário artigos 7 Caçando os devoradores. Agência, “meninas indígenas” e enquadramento neocolonial | José Miguel Nieto Olivar 35 Hematologia mura: os caminhos por onde o sangue escorre | Fernando Augusto Fileno críticas bibliográficas e resenhas 58 O si indelegável como aposta contra a inércia e a apatia na contemporaneidade | Desobedecer, de Frédéric GROS | Sara R. Munhoz dossiê german-speaking anthropologists in latin america, 1884-1945 64 Introduction: The German Tradition in Latin American Anthropology | Han F. Vermeulen , Cláudio Costa Pinheiro and Peter Schröder 97 Karl von den Steinen’s Ethnographic Research among Indigenous Peoples in Brazil, 1884-1888 | Renate Brigitte Viertler 118 “Savages at the End of the World” – Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and his Studies of Patagonia, 1898-1919 | Diego Ballestero 144 Encrypted Astronomy, Astral Mythologies, and Ancient Mexican Studies in Austria, 1910-1945 | Peter Rohrbacher 166 Beyond the Mainstream: Max Schmidt’s Research on “The Arawak” in the Context of Contemporary German Ethnology | Michael Kraus 196 Theodor Koch-Grünberg (1872-1924): A “Field Ethnologist” and his Contacts with Brazilian Intellectuals | Erik Petschelies 217 “Three Long Rows of Empty Shelves” to Fill: Curt Nimuendajú as Collector and Researcher for Ethnological Museums in Germany, 1928-1930 | Peter Schröder revista de antropologia 62(1) – January/April 2019 Table of Contents articles 7 Hunting the Devourers. Agency, “Indigenous Girls” and the Neocolonial Frame | José Miguel Nieto Olivar 35 Mura Hematology: The Paths through which Blood Flows | Fernando Augusto Fileno reviews 58 O si indelegável como aposta contra a inércia e a apatia na contemporaneidade | Desobedecer, de Frédéric GROS | Sara R. Munhoz special issue german-speaking anthropologists in latin america, 1884-1945 64 Introduction: The German Tradition in Latin American Anthropology | Han F. Vermeulen , Cláudio Costa Pinheiro and Peter Schröder 97 Karl von den Steinen’s Ethnographic Research among Indigenous Peoples in Brazil, 1884-1888 | Renate Brigitte Viertler 118 “Savages at the End of the World” – Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and his Studies of Patagonia, 1898-1919 | Diego Ballestero 144 Encrypted Astronomy, Astral Mythologies, and Ancient Mexican Studies in Austria, 1910-1945 | Peter Rohrbacher 166 Beyond the Mainstream: Max Schmidt’s Research on “The Arawak” in the Context of Contemporary German Ethnology | Michael Kraus 196 Theodor Koch-Grünberg (1872-1924): A “Field Ethnologist” and his Contacts with Brazilian Intellectuals | Erik Petschelies 217 “Three Long Rows of Empty Shelves” to Fill: Curt Nimuendajú as Collector and Researcher for Ethnological Museums in Germany, 1928-1930 | Peter Schröder artigo 7 Caçando os devoradores. DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.11606/ Agência, “meninas indígenas” e 2179-0892.ra.2019.156129 enquadramento neocolonial José Miguel Nieto Olivar Universidade de São Paulo, Faculdade de Saúde Pública, Departamento de Saúde, Ciclos de Vida e Sociedade | São Paulo, SP, Brasil [email protected] resumo palavras-chave Este artigo é resultado de uma pesquisa antropológica sobre gênero e territórios Gênero, sexualidade, de fronteira conduzida desde 2010 na Amazônia brasileira. Aqui me aproximo violência, exploração da violência através de uma análise das relações entre “indígenas” e “brancos” sexual, Amazônia, no enquadramento da construção de uma cidade amazônica, como expressões fronteiras. de políticas corporais (neo)coloniais. Focando na perspectiva de mulheres indígenas que habitam a cidade, presto atenção a seus envolvimentos conjugais, sexuais e econômicos com o “mundo dos brancos” (incluídos os corpos, a cidade e o Estado). Estes envolvimentos são entendidos em termos de agenciamentos indígenas e generificados: a capacidade dessas jovens de lidar com, resistir, sofrer e se apropriar dos bens, dos presentes e dos corpos do projeto colonial. Rev. antropol. (São Paulo, Online) | v. 62 n. 1: 7-34 | USP, 2019 artigo | José Miguel Nieto Olivar | Caçando os devoradores. Agência, 8 “meninas indígenas” e enquadramento neocolonial hunting the devourers. agency, “indigenous girls” and the neocolonial frame abstract keywords This paper is a result of the anthropological research on gender and borderlands that I have conducted since 2010 Gender, Sexuality, Violence, in the Brazilian Amazon. Here, I will address violence through an analysis of the relations between “indigenous” and Sexual Exploitation, Amazon, “white” peoples through the frame of a fabricated Amazon city, as expressions of (neo)colonial body politics. Drawing fronts/borderlands. from the perspective of urban indigenous women, I will focus on their conjugal, sexual and economic engagement with the “white man’s world” (the bodies, city and the State included). This engagement is understood in terms of gendered indigenous agency: the capacity of these young women to deal with, to desire, to resist, to suffer, and to appropriate the goods, the gifts and the bodies of the colonial project. El movimiento de la imagen o del texto fuera del confinamiento es una especie de “evasión”, de manera que, aunque ni la imagen ni la poesía puedan liberar a nadie de la cárcel, detener una bomba ni, por supuesto,
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