Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights

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Autor(a) principal: Freitas, Francisco
Data de Publicação: 2022
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Palíndromo (Online)
Texto Completo: https://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/palindromo/article/view/22262
Resumo: The pandemic has put us against the imminence of the end of the world. The images of the end are manifested in dreams crossing the western imagination. How can the West think beyond itself? Based on the readings of Ailton Krenak and Davi Kopenawa, we seek to analyze dreams as another way of knowledge and relationship with reality. For this, two concepts are fundamental in Ailton Krenak's critique of Western civilization: humanity and the world. The idea of ​​homogeneous humanity, separated from the world, has led to the end of the different worlds that coexist on Earth. As the world has already ended for the native communities who were exterminated. Faced with the ends of the worlds, from the fall of the sky, we can learn from Yanomami dreams to holding up the sky as a way of postponing the ends. Thus, the politics of Amerindian dreams provide us with other perspectives on the transformation of bodies and reality in the long contemporary night of insomnia and political nightmares.  
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spelling Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nightsSoñar la tierra, sostener el cielo: políticas del sueño para noches blancasSonhar a terra, suspender o céu: políticas do sonho para noites brancasPandemicDreamYanomamiAilton KrenakPandemiaSonhoYanomamiAilton KrenakPandemiaSueñoYanomamiAilton KrenakThe pandemic has put us against the imminence of the end of the world. The images of the end are manifested in dreams crossing the western imagination. How can the West think beyond itself? Based on the readings of Ailton Krenak and Davi Kopenawa, we seek to analyze dreams as another way of knowledge and relationship with reality. For this, two concepts are fundamental in Ailton Krenak's critique of Western civilization: humanity and the world. The idea of ​​homogeneous humanity, separated from the world, has led to the end of the different worlds that coexist on Earth. As the world has already ended for the native communities who were exterminated. Faced with the ends of the worlds, from the fall of the sky, we can learn from Yanomami dreams to holding up the sky as a way of postponing the ends. Thus, the politics of Amerindian dreams provide us with other perspectives on the transformation of bodies and reality in the long contemporary night of insomnia and political nightmares.  La pandemia nos ha puesto ante la inminencia del fin del mundo. Las imágenes de este final se manifiestan en sueños y atraviesan la imaginación occidental. ¿Cómo puede el Occidente pensar más allá de sí mismo? A partir de las lecturas de Ailton Krenak y Davi Kopenawa, buscamos analizar los sueños como otra forma de conocimiento y relación con la realidad. Para ello, dos conceptos son fundamentales en la crítica de Ailton Krenak a la civilización occidental: la humanidad y el mundo. La idea de una humanidad homogénea, separada del mundo, ha llevado al fin de los diversos mundos que conviven en la Tierra. Pues el mundo ya se acabó para los pueblos nativos que fueron exterminados. Ante los fines de los mundos, de la caída del cielo, podemos aprender de los sueños Yanomamis a suspender el cielo como una forma de postergar los fines. De esta forma, la política de los sueños Amerindios nos brinda otras perspectivas sobre la transformación de los cuerpos y la realidad en la larga noche contemporánea de insomnio y pesadillas políticas.A pandemia nos colocou diante da iminência do fim do mundo. As imagens do fim se manifestam em sonhos e atravessam o imaginário ocidental. Como o Ocidente pode pensar além de si mesmo? A partir das leituras de Ailton Krenak e Davi Kopenawa, procuramos analisar os sonhos como outra forma de conhecimento e de relação com a realidade. Para isso, dois conceitos são fundamentais na crítica de Ailton Krenak à civilização ocidental: de humanidade e de mundo. A ideia de humanidade homogênea, apartada do mundo, tem levado ao fim dos vários mundos que coexistem na Terra. Pois o mundo já acabou para os povos que foram exterminados. Diante dos fins dos mundos, da queda do céu, podemos aprender com os sonhos yanomamis a suspender o céu como forma de adiar os fins. Assim, a política dos sonhos ameríndios nos fornece outras perspectivas de transformação dos corpos e da realidade na longa noite contemporânea de insônias e pesadelos políticos.Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina2022-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/palindromo/article/view/2226210.5965/2175234614342022100Palíndromo; Vol. 14 No. 34 (2022): A terra dura: potências do sonho e arte; 100-114Palíndromo; v. 14 n. 34 (2022): A terra dura: potências do sonho e arte; 100-1142175-23461984-9532reponame:Palíndromo (Online)instname:Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina (UDESC)instacron:UDESCporhttps://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/palindromo/article/view/22262/14699Copyright (c) 2022 Francisco Freitashttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFreitas, Francisco2024-02-29T13:53:03Zoai::article/22262Revistahttps://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/palindromoPUBhttps://www.revistas.udesc.br/index.php/palindromo/oaipalindromorevista@gmail.com || revistapalindromo@udesc.br2175-23461984-9532opendoar:2024-02-29T13:53:03Palíndromo (Online) - Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina (UDESC)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
Soñar la tierra, sostener el cielo: políticas del sueño para noches blancas
Sonhar a terra, suspender o céu: políticas do sonho para noites brancas
title Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
spellingShingle Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
Freitas, Francisco
Pandemic
Dream
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sonho
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sueño
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
title_short Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
title_full Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
title_fullStr Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
title_full_unstemmed Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
title_sort Dreaming the Earth, holding up the sky: dream policies for white nights
author Freitas, Francisco
author_facet Freitas, Francisco
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Freitas, Francisco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Pandemic
Dream
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sonho
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sueño
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
topic Pandemic
Dream
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sonho
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
Pandemia
Sueño
Yanomami
Ailton Krenak
description The pandemic has put us against the imminence of the end of the world. The images of the end are manifested in dreams crossing the western imagination. How can the West think beyond itself? Based on the readings of Ailton Krenak and Davi Kopenawa, we seek to analyze dreams as another way of knowledge and relationship with reality. For this, two concepts are fundamental in Ailton Krenak's critique of Western civilization: humanity and the world. The idea of ​​homogeneous humanity, separated from the world, has led to the end of the different worlds that coexist on Earth. As the world has already ended for the native communities who were exterminated. Faced with the ends of the worlds, from the fall of the sky, we can learn from Yanomami dreams to holding up the sky as a way of postponing the ends. Thus, the politics of Amerindian dreams provide us with other perspectives on the transformation of bodies and reality in the long contemporary night of insomnia and political nightmares.  
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