Projetos de Pesquisa
HITAL - Histoire transatlantique des Anthropologies d’Amérique Latine / International Research Network - INSHS (CNRS
Responsáveis: Christine Lauriere
Membros: ADRIANA FACINA GURGEL DO AMARAL, AMANDA GONCALVES SERAFIM, Ana Jimena Casillas Castañeda, ANTONIO CARLOS DE SOUZA LIMA, Aura Lisette Reyes Gavilán, CAIO GONCALVES DIAS, Camille Lecuyer, Cecilia Martínez, CHRISTIANO KEY TAMBASCIA, Daniel García-Roldan, Diego Villar, Elcira LEYVA QUINTERO, ERIK PETSCHELIES, Federico Bossert, FERNANDA AREAS PEIXOTO, Frederico Delgado Chaves Rosa, Hector Andres Garcia Botero, Hernando Andres Pulido Londoño, ISABELLE MAS COMBÈS DE GUZMÁN, JOÃO AIRES DE FREITAS LEAL, JOAO PACHECO DE OLIVEIRA FILHO, Julie Amiot-guillouet, LORENA ISABEL CORDOBA, LUIS FELIPE BUENO SOBRAL, LUISA VALENTINI, LUIZ GUSTAVO FREITAS ROSSI, Maria Agustina MORANDO, MARIA ROSSI IDARRAGA, MARIANA RAMOS DE MORAIS, PABLO FEDERICO SENDON, Pierre-Antoine Fabre, RAQUEL SANTANA DA SILVA, STEFANIA CAPONE LAFFITTE
Le projet HITAL s?inscrit dans le cadre des recherches menées dans Bérose - Encyclopédie internationale en ligne des histoires de l'anthropologie.
Hüge Oto: An Amazonian Musical Ecology
Responsáveis: ANTONIO ROBERTO GUERREIRO JUNIOR
Membros: MARINA PEREIRA NOVO, VERONICA MONACHINI DE CARVALHO, UGISE KALAPALO
The objective of this project is to document the oral literature and traditional ecological knowledge associated with the Hüge Oto ("Master of Arrows") ritual among the Kalapalo, one of the Carib-speaking peoples of the Upper Xingu (Southern Amazon, Brazil). This is an interethnic ritual marked by a multilingual repertoire, bringing together elements of Carib and Arawak languages from the region.
Human Rights: from theoretical foundations to contemporary trends at the local level (cities)
Responsáveis: JOSE BLANES SALA
Membros: ALESSANDRA TEIXEIRA, ARLENE MARTINEZ RICOLDI, ELIANE CRISTINA DA SILVA NASCIMENTO, FERNANDO COSTA MATTOS, GILBERTO MARCOS ANTONIO RODRIGUES, MARIA GABRIELA SILVA MARTINS CUNHA MARINHO, NATHALIE DE ALMEIDA BRESSIANI, ROBERTA GUIMARAES PERES, SIDNEY JARD DA SILVA
The central objective of this research project is analyzing theoretical fundamentals of human rights and its contemporary trends regarding the implementation at the local level (cities). In contemporary democracies, local level entities have gained notable importance in the formulation and implementation of public policies. A transversal human rights conception has ensured influence in areas such as education, health, housing and public security.