Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach
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Resumo: | From the beginning of the twentieth century the Guarani moved from the interior of the southern forests of south America, where they had lived for centuries, towards the coast of Southern and Southeastern Brazil. They were in search of Yvy mara ey, a land without evil located near the sea. Recently this native people achieved greater visibility because of their struggle for land in these coastal regions, where they can continue to live according to their cultural values. This article proposes to: a) analyze the myths which are still in circulation among all the Mbya-guarani peoples along the Brazilian coast; b) show how mythology can justify and also guide practices through the study of myths, the movements of the Guarani population, and action theories. |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approachAntropología y idioma: una visión neo-pragmatistaAnthropologie et langage: une approche néo-pragmatisteAntropologia e linguagem: uma abordagem neo-pragmatistaLanguagePragmatismAnthropologyGuarani peopleLenguagePragmatismoAntropologíaÍndios GuaraníLangagePragmatismeAnthropologieIndiens-guaraniLinguagemPragmatismoAntropologiaÍndios guaranisFrom the beginning of the twentieth century the Guarani moved from the interior of the southern forests of south America, where they had lived for centuries, towards the coast of Southern and Southeastern Brazil. They were in search of Yvy mara ey, a land without evil located near the sea. Recently this native people achieved greater visibility because of their struggle for land in these coastal regions, where they can continue to live according to their cultural values. This article proposes to: a) analyze the myths which are still in circulation among all the Mbya-guarani peoples along the Brazilian coast; b) show how mythology can justify and also guide practices through the study of myths, the movements of the Guarani population, and action theories.Desde el principio del siglo veinte los indios Guaraní se movieron del interior de los bosques del sur de América del Sur, donde ellos habían vivido durante siglos, en dirección a la costa del sur y del sudeste de Brasil. Ellos buscaban Yvy mara ey, una Tierra sin mal ubicada cerca del mar. Recientemente ellos lograron visibilidad mayor debido a esfuerzo en mantener como suyas la tierra en estas regiones, donde ellos pueden seguir viviendo según los principios de su cultura. Este artículo propone a: i. analizar los mitos de los que todavía están en circulación entre todos los pueblos Mbya-guarani en la costa brasileña; ii. mostrar cómo la mitología puede justificar y también puede orientar prácticas, a través del estudio de mitos, los movimientos de las poblaciones Guaranís y teorías de acción.Depuis le début du XXe siècle les Indiens guarani se sont déplacés des forêts méridionales de l’Amérique du Sud, où ils habitaient depuis des siècles, vers la côte sud et sud-est du Brésil. Selon eux, ils y étaient à la quête de Yvy mara ey, une “Terre sans Mal”, un paradis environnant la mer. Depuis peu de temps ces autochtones ont réussi une plus grande visibilité à cause de leurs efforts pour s’assurer des terres dans ces régions où ils puissent continuer à vivre selon leur culture. Le propos du présent article est de contribuer: 1. aux débats en anthropologie et en linguistique; 2. à une meilleur connaissance de la culture et de la société guarani.Nosso principal objetivo neste artigo é, partindo de uma breve análise bibliográfica sobre mitologia, de um quadro teórico centrado principalmente no chamado “neo-pragmatismo” de Richard Rorty e na “filosofia pós-analítica” de Donald Davidson, destacar algumas importantes questões concernentes à relação entre crenças, narrativas e outras praticas. Com isto, pretendemos contribuir num debate teórico central, não só para os Estudos da Linguagem e Antropologia, como para toda as Ciências Humanas.Silvânia Siebert2010-09-24info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://portaldeperiodicos.animaeducacao.com.br/index.php/Linguagem_Discurso/article/view/233Linguagem em (Dis)curso; Vol. 3 No. 1 (2002); p. 225-272Linguagem em (Dis)curso; v. 3 n. 1 (2002); p. 225-2721982-4017reponame:Linguagem em (Dis)curso (Online)instname:Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina (UNISUL)instacron:UNISULporhttps://portaldeperiodicos.animaeducacao.com.br/index.php/Linguagem_Discurso/article/view/233/246Litaiff, Aldoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2010-10-21T13:16:42Zoai:portaldeperiodicos.animaeducacao.com.br:article/233Revistahttps://portaldeperiodicos.animaeducacao.com.br/index.php/Linguagem_DiscursoPRIhttps://portaldeperiodicos.animaeducacao.com.br/index.php/Linguagem_Discurso/oai||lemd@unisul.br1982-40171518-7632opendoar:2010-10-21T13:16:42Linguagem em (Dis)curso (Online) - Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina (UNISUL)false |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach Antropología y idioma: una visión neo-pragmatista Anthropologie et langage: une approche néo-pragmatiste Antropologia e linguagem: uma abordagem neo-pragmatista |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach Litaiff, Aldo Language Pragmatism Anthropology Guarani people Lenguage Pragmatismo Antropología Índios Guaraní Langage Pragmatisme Anthropologie Indiens-guarani Linguagem Pragmatismo Antropologia Índios guaranis |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Anthropology and language: a neo-pragmatist approach |
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Litaiff, Aldo |
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Litaiff, Aldo |
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Litaiff, Aldo |
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Language Pragmatism Anthropology Guarani people Lenguage Pragmatismo Antropología Índios Guaraní Langage Pragmatisme Anthropologie Indiens-guarani Linguagem Pragmatismo Antropologia Índios guaranis |
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Language Pragmatism Anthropology Guarani people Lenguage Pragmatismo Antropología Índios Guaraní Langage Pragmatisme Anthropologie Indiens-guarani Linguagem Pragmatismo Antropologia Índios guaranis |
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From the beginning of the twentieth century the Guarani moved from the interior of the southern forests of south America, where they had lived for centuries, towards the coast of Southern and Southeastern Brazil. They were in search of Yvy mara ey, a land without evil located near the sea. Recently this native people achieved greater visibility because of their struggle for land in these coastal regions, where they can continue to live according to their cultural values. This article proposes to: a) analyze the myths which are still in circulation among all the Mbya-guarani peoples along the Brazilian coast; b) show how mythology can justify and also guide practices through the study of myths, the movements of the Guarani population, and action theories. |
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