Etnologia indígena no Canadá vista do Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.boan.6890Palavras-chave:
Antropologia social, Etnologia indígena, Brasil, Canadá, Antropologias periféricas, Centros metropolitanos, Estilos antropológicosResumo
Resumo. Este artigo, baseado em duas temporadas de pesquisa no Canadá (em 1995 e 2002), deve ser entendido como um exercício de compreensão da etnologia indígena no Canadá pelo prisma da etnologia no Brasil. Ele é inspirado na proposta do professor Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira de estudar os estilos das antropologias periféricas, ou seja, aquelas antropologias de países à margem dos centros metropolitanos da disciplina - EUA, Inglaterra e França. O artigo se concentra na etnografia, ou seja, na antropologia como disciplina científica e acadêmica, onde a antropologia surgiu e se consolidou. O artigo enfoca a etnologia indígena com base em uma comparação, apoiada no fato de que tanto o Canadá quanto o Brasil estudaram os povos indígenas sobre cujos territórios o Estado nacional se expandiu.
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