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Pés vivos in "El queso del quechua" by Glauco Mattoso
Journal of Lusophone Studies, 2019 This paper approaches "El queso del quechua," the Spanish-language translation of Brazilian writer Glauco Mattoso’s short story "O quitute do quíchua," on the basis of certain central concepts: fetishism, anthropophagy, blindness, coprophagy, and ...
Alejandro Castro
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Alterity and Anthropophagy in Funk Artist MC Véia’s Music: A Process of Folk Communication
Revista Internacional de Folkcomunicação, 2016 This article examines the media sensation “MC Véia” and how Carioca funk (funk music from Rio de Janeiro) has changed her life. Leda Maria Soares Ferreira, or “MC Véia”, changes her identity and sense of belonging after moving to the suburbs of Rio de ...
Míriam Cristina Carlos Silva +1 more
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Confiance, anthropophagie et pédagogie [PDF]
Recherches en éducation, 2018 Nous évaluerons la notion de confiance à partir d'une enquête sur ses « occurrences anthropophagiques », avec l'intention d’en dégager ses possibles implications pédagogiques. Dans un premier temps, il s’agit de saisir les phénomènes ou les images qu’il faut associer à une relation de confiance dans les rituels anthropophagiques et dans les cultures ...
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The taboo against contact with minorities: A folk‐anthropology approach to prejudices
Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, Volume 51, Issue 4, Page 654-674, December 2021., 2021 Abstract In contrast to the classic theory of contact among groups to combat prejudice against the outgroup (Allport, 1954), we propose the theory of the taboo of contact according to which prejudice against minorities does not arise due to lack of contact, but precisely in order to avoid contact.
Juan A. Pérez
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Historia y Memoria, 2015 Tarsila do Amaral (1886-1973) began her anthropophagic phase in 1928, after the creation of Abaporú, a painting that insinuated the consequent writing of the Anthropophagic (or Cannibalist) Manifesto by Oswald de Andrade in the same year. These proposals
María Elena Lucero
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HERITAGE AND INDIGENOUS DECOLONIAL REAPROPRIATION OF OSWALD DE ANDRADE’S ANTROPOPHAGY
Revista Brasileira de Literatura Comparada, 2023 By retracing the success and the long journey of Oswald de Andrade’s cultural Anthropophagy, the article aims to reflect upon how it has recently been reinterpreted through indigenous theoretical and artistic contributions.
Alessia Di Eugenio
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Carnets, 2019 From the 1770s onwards, an imagination of the cannibalism of the Oceania islands was formed in Europe, as French and English scientific expeditions explored the "Southern Seas". Very early on, the visited islanders are suspected of being anthropophagous.
Nicolas Cambon
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Peer Community Journal, 2021 Whether the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum can manipulate mosquito host choice in ways that enhance parasite transmission toward humans is unknown. We assessed the influence of P.
Vantaux, Amélie +15 more
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Dialogical Anthropophagy: looking at Tarsila do Amaral
Signum: Estudos da Linguagem, 2019 This paper presents a dialogic reflection on carnivalization in Tarsila do Amaral. The painting Anthropophagy, composed by the syncrisis of A Negra and Abaporu, in dialogue with modern aesthetics, is the corpus, in comparison with other works of the ...
Luciane de PAULA, Douglas Neris de SOUZA
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Hans Staden's captive soul: Identity, imperialism, and rumors of cannibalism in sixteenth-century Brazil [PDF]
, 2006 This article examines the ways sixteenth-century reports of cultural cannibalism among the Tupinamba of Brazil were employed strategically by Europeans and Brazilians in the contest for economic, spiritual, and cultural dominance in the Atlantic world ...
Martel, H. E.
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