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Redes socioculturales indígenas en la Amazonía colombiana

Revista de Antropología y Sociología Virajes, 2023
Este artículo evidencia cómo los pueblos indígenas de la Amazonía colombiana aunque parten de específicas identidades que son siempre un resultado relacional, se hallan articulados en extensas redes socioculturales que incluso pueden sobrepasar su ...
François Correa
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Ranino ua uai: Palabra de cosecha de frutas silvestres

Mundo Amazónico, 2016
Este texto, transcrito de una narración del anciano Hipólito Candre, hace un inventario de los frutos silvestres que se encuentran en el monte y cómo eran aprovechados por las antiguas generaciones. También hace referencia a la colecta de miel silvestre,
Hipolito Candre
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Proto Bora-Muinane

Liames, 2015
Bora and Muinane are two neighboring, relatively closely related languages spoken in the North-West Amazon. Whether these two languages can be shown to be genealogically related to other languages is still debated.
Frank Seifart, Juan Alvaro Echeverri
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Who is Amazonia? The ‘salt of the matter’ for indigenous sustainability

Environmental Research Letters, 2013
The recent article ‘Ash salts and bodily affects: Witoto environmental knowledge as sexual education’ (Echeverri and Román-Jitdutjaãno 2013 Environ. Res. Lett.
Michael Heckenberger
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Lutzomyia witoto Young & Morales 1987

, 2016
witoto Young & Morales, 1987: 655. M. Type locality: Colombia, Amazonas, 8 km N of Leticia. Type material: HT M (INS). Distr.: Colombia (Amazonas, Guaviare (Cabrera et al. 2009), Putumayo), Ecuador (Jones et al. 2010). Refs.: CIPA group 1999 (tax., distr., ecol., refs.); Bejarano 2006a: 53 (Colombian Psychodidae checklist).
Bejarano, Eduar Elías, Estrada, Luis Gregorio   +1 more
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A typology of denominal verb formation strategies

Language and Linguistics Compass, Volume 18, Issue 3, May/June 2024.
Abstract This article aims to fill a gap in the typological literature by discussing the typology of overt denominal verb formation strategies, that is, morphosyntactic strategies other than conversion/zero‐derivation that are used to derive a verb from a nominal base.
Simone Mattiola, Andrea Sansò
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History of my Father Mogorotoɨ ‘Blue Macaw’: Words of the Ritual of the Fruits, which Come to Us as Food in Abundance, as Told by the Okaina Ethnic Group

Mundo Amazónico, 2011
Bilingual Witoto-Spanish text about the origin and stages of the yuakɨ ritual dance (ritual of the fruits), which is celebrated by the Witoto and other neighboring groups of the Caqueta-Putumayo interriverine region in the Colombo-Peruvian Amazon.
Anastasia Candre
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Plants Used by a Displaced Murui-Muinane Indigenous Community in the City of Florencia (Caquetá, Colombia)

Mundo Amazónico, 2010
Ethnobotanical studies on the displaced indigenous groups of Colombia are scarce. This research report provides a list of 54 plant species (50 genera in 32 families) used by a displaced group of Murui-Muinane (= Witoto, Uitoto, Huitoto) that lives in the
Gina Frausin, Edwin Trujillo, Marco Correa, Victor Hugo Gonzalez Betancourt   +3 more
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The History of Coca: The Management and Its Consequences

Mundo Amazónico, 2010
Bilingual (Witoto-Spanish) text on the origin of coca.TO LISTEN THE MP3 FILE WITH THE NARRATION, SELECT "Supplementary Files" IN THE MENU ON THE ...
Oscar Román Enokakuiodo, Juan Alvaro Echeverri   +1 more
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Birui jiibina ruana ñaɨte: “Today the Coca Plant Speaks of Songs”. Notes for an Anthropology of Music among the Uitoto-Murui

Mundo Amazónico, 2010
This work proposes an ethnographic approach to the musical universe –in particular the practice of chanting– of the indigenous group usually known as Uitoto (= Huitoto, Witoto), examining the case of one of its subgroups, the Murui from the Caraparana ...
Edmundo Marcelo Pereira, Hermes Ortiz
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