SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)

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Autor(a) principal: Angulo-Giraldo, Miguel
Data de Publicação: 2022
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Campo - Território
Texto Completo: https://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/article/view/66733
Resumo: For the Kukama Kumamiria indigenous people (Peru), a diversity of agents (human and non-human) are part of a relational and affective territory in which connections between agents occur continuously in the 4 worlds (sky, earth, river and land under rivers). Starting from an analysis of the symbolic dimension of the territory (SANTOS-GRANERO, 2006) that are expressed in the myths of this cultural group, the article investigates the textual and drawn stories that are present in the book of the indigenous people themselves: Karuara, the people of the river (2016). The present agencies, the intersubjective affectations between them and the meanings constructed in the territory are analyzed. The study concludes that the territory that appears in the narrated myths recalls the origin events of the Kukama Kukamiria people and the importance of the different places and landscapes of the territory. By recognizing the connections established between humans and non-humans —continuous affectations between these agents in a diversity of underworlds below the rivers, on earth and in the sky—; a guide of behaviors and practices of coexistence that allow a sustainable coexistence and the survival of the territory is established.
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spelling SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)Territoríos sumergidos en los ríos: narrativas míticas en textos y dibujos del Pueblo indígena Kukama Kukamiria (Perú) en Karuara, la gente del río (2016)Territórios submersos em rios: narrativas míticas em textos e desenhos do povo indígena Kukama Kukamiria (Peru) em Karuara, la gente del río (2016)TerritórioPaisagemPovos indígenasMitosTerritorioPaisajePueblos indígenasMitosFor the Kukama Kumamiria indigenous people (Peru), a diversity of agents (human and non-human) are part of a relational and affective territory in which connections between agents occur continuously in the 4 worlds (sky, earth, river and land under rivers). Starting from an analysis of the symbolic dimension of the territory (SANTOS-GRANERO, 2006) that are expressed in the myths of this cultural group, the article investigates the textual and drawn stories that are present in the book of the indigenous people themselves: Karuara, the people of the river (2016). The present agencies, the intersubjective affectations between them and the meanings constructed in the territory are analyzed. The study concludes that the territory that appears in the narrated myths recalls the origin events of the Kukama Kukamiria people and the importance of the different places and landscapes of the territory. By recognizing the connections established between humans and non-humans —continuous affectations between these agents in a diversity of underworlds below the rivers, on earth and in the sky—; a guide of behaviors and practices of coexistence that allow a sustainable coexistence and the survival of the territory is established.Para el pueblo indígena Kukama Kumamiria (Perú), una diversidad de agentes (humanos y no-humanos) hacer parte de un territorio relacional y afectivo en el cual las conexiones entre los agentes ocurren de manera continua en los cuatro mundos (cielo, tierra, rio y tierra bajo los ríos). A partir de un análisis de la dimensión simbólica del territorio (SANTOS-GRANERO, 2006) que son expresados en los mitos de este grupo cultural, el artículo investiga los relatos textuales y dibujados que están presentes en el libro del propio pueblo indígena: Karuara, la gente del río (2016). Se analizan las agencias presentes, las afectaciones intersubjetivas entre ellas y los significados construidos en el territorio. El estudio concluye que el territorio que aparece en los mitos narrados rememora los sucesos de origen del pueblo Kukama Kukamiria y la importancia de los distitntos lugares y paisajes del territorio. Al reconocer las conexiones establecidas entre humanos y no-humanos —continuas afectaciones entre estos agentes en una diversidad de submundos debajo de los ríos, en la tierra y en el cielo—; se establece una guía de comportamientos y prácticas de convivencia que permiten una convivencia sostenible y la supervivencia del territorio.Para o povo indígena Kukama Kukamiria (Peru), uma diversidade de agentes (humanos e não-humanos) fazem parte de um território relacional e afetivo no qual as conexões entre os agentes acontecem de forma contínua nos quatro mundos (céu, terra, rio e a terra embaixo dos rios). A partir de uma análise da dimensão simbólica do território (SANTOS-GRANERO, 2006) expressada nos mitos desse coletivo, este artigo pesquisa os relatos textuais e desenhados que estão presentes no livro feito pelo próprio povo indígena: Karuara, la gente del río (2016). Se analisam as agências presentes, as afetações intersubjetivas entre eles e os significados construídos no território. O estudo conclui que o território narrado nos mitos estudados rememora os acontecimentos de origem do povo Kukama Kukamiria e da importância de diversos lugares e paisagens do território. Ao reconhecer as conexões estabelecidas entre humanos e não-humanos — contínuas afetações entre esses agentes em uma diversidade de submundos sob os rios, na terra e no céu — se estabelece uma guia de comportamentos e práticas que permitem uma convivência sustentável e a sobrevivência do território.EDUFU2022-11-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/article/view/6673310.14393/RCT174866733Revista Campo-Território; v. 17 n. 48 (2022): Dezembro; 1-261809-6271reponame:Campo - Territórioinstname:Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (UFU)instacron:UFUporhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/article/view/66733/35109Copyright (c) 2022 Revista Campo-Territóriohttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAngulo-Giraldo, Miguel2022-12-28T19:18:08Zoai:ojs.www.seer.ufu.br:article/66733Revistahttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorioPUBhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/oaijcleps@ufu.br || campoterritorio@ig.ufu.br1809-62711809-6271opendoar:2022-12-28T19:18:08Campo - Território - Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (UFU)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
Territoríos sumergidos en los ríos: narrativas míticas en textos y dibujos del Pueblo indígena Kukama Kukamiria (Perú) en Karuara, la gente del río (2016)
Territórios submersos em rios: narrativas míticas em textos e desenhos do povo indígena Kukama Kukamiria (Peru) em Karuara, la gente del río (2016)
title SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
spellingShingle SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
Angulo-Giraldo, Miguel
Território
Paisagem
Povos indígenas
Mitos
Territorio
Paisaje
Pueblos indígenas
Mitos
title_short SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
title_full SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
title_fullStr SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
title_full_unstemmed SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
title_sort SUBMERGED TERRITORIES IN RIVERS: Mythical narratives in texts and drawings of the Kukama Kukamiria indigenous people (Peru) in Karuara, the people of the river (2016)
author Angulo-Giraldo, Miguel
author_facet Angulo-Giraldo, Miguel
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Angulo-Giraldo, Miguel
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Território
Paisagem
Povos indígenas
Mitos
Territorio
Paisaje
Pueblos indígenas
Mitos
topic Território
Paisagem
Povos indígenas
Mitos
Territorio
Paisaje
Pueblos indígenas
Mitos
description For the Kukama Kumamiria indigenous people (Peru), a diversity of agents (human and non-human) are part of a relational and affective territory in which connections between agents occur continuously in the 4 worlds (sky, earth, river and land under rivers). Starting from an analysis of the symbolic dimension of the territory (SANTOS-GRANERO, 2006) that are expressed in the myths of this cultural group, the article investigates the textual and drawn stories that are present in the book of the indigenous people themselves: Karuara, the people of the river (2016). The present agencies, the intersubjective affectations between them and the meanings constructed in the territory are analyzed. The study concludes that the territory that appears in the narrated myths recalls the origin events of the Kukama Kukamiria people and the importance of the different places and landscapes of the territory. By recognizing the connections established between humans and non-humans —continuous affectations between these agents in a diversity of underworlds below the rivers, on earth and in the sky—; a guide of behaviors and practices of coexistence that allow a sustainable coexistence and the survival of the territory is established.
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