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Rojas, Zolezzi Martha. "Le symbolisme des dessins tissés, en perles et peints sur tissu chez les Matsiguengas de l'Amazonie péruvienne." Paris 10, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA100049.
Full textThe thesis entitled "Symbolism of weaved textile designs, embroidery beads and textile paintings among Peruvian Amazon Matsiguengas" intends to analyse the following query to what extent-trough textile designs- do contemporary Matsiguenga women express the relationship with the non-human world end the divine beings ? This querybhas led us to the following hypothese : (1) the ensemble of designs appearing on textile objects constitutes the Matsiguenga identity as opposed to other human and non-human groups (2) the ensemble of designs would be a means of expression developed by Matsiguenga women (3) the ensemble of designs constitutes a way of representation of beings defined by the Matsiguenga mythology, located at different world ambits both on the sphere of divinities as well as in nature (4) the designs are a representation of the non-human body. The human being body is never represented, it is that the ensemble of designs appearing on tunics end up by defined it (5) the designs would be a way of knowledge transmission regarding the non-human world as well as nature management by man. Through eleven chapters grouped in three parts we intend to answer these questions. The first part, "The female weaver", is made up of two chapters on gender ; the second part, "know-how" explains in three chapters textile technology and designs ; the third part, "Symbolism of designs, explores the link between mythology and designs
Colliaux, Raphaël. "De l'emprise à la prise de l'école. Usages de la scolarisation et expérience de la "communauté" chez les Matsigenka (Amazonie péruvienne)." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0001.
Full textFruit of a field work among the Matsigenka, an Amerindian population from the south-east of the Peruvian Amazon, this thesis examines the processes by which two colonial devices – schooling and demographic groupings within « administrative communities » – have been subject of an native assimilation. The institutionalization of « native communities » in the early 1970s in the Peruvian Amazon is part of an old political project in the colonial history of the country consisting of circumscribing indigenous populations within fixed and identifiable administrative and territorial units. Consecutively, their « put on school » [mise à l’école] was thought as a way of « bringing them » to adopt moral and cultural standards considered as « modern ». In what, and especially why, is this double colonial project the object of a scrupulous application by the Matsigenka? At first, we make the assumption that it is by appropriating the school and the administrative community that a part of the members of this ethnic group is built today as a « group » and that it tries to interface with the state, its administrations, and even with the rest of the national society. The thesis shows that the Matsigenka grouped into « communities » take over the imposed administrative directory, that they appropriate its lexicon and tools « to the letter » so as to strategically plagiarize public institutions. For the matsigenka leaders, maintaining such closeness to the state is symbolically acquiring its capacity for government, it is defending the political autonomy of their administrative community. The school proves to be unavoidable, insofar as it provides the scriptural and linguistic tools to achieve this symbolic homology with state power. In the eyes of the parents of students, the school of the administrative community is therefore a sign of their political sovereignty vis-à-vis the state and its administration, the Métis settlers, or the extractive companies. In this sense, they argue that the schooling of their children is an opportunity to train « citizens of the community », that is to say, people who will be fundamentally rallied to it. More than a community of citizens integrated into a « modern » – in other words, non-Native American-nation –, it is a matsigenka administrative community that the school institution must contribute to producing. In a second step, the analysis focuses on the construction of intergenerational exchanges. The survey shows that the pursuit of higher education, which usually involves migrations to the cities, prolongs this elective affinity between schooling and the construction of the Amerindian administrative community. We observe that Matsigenka gathered in « communities » orchestrate real educational policies, selecting some of the most talented students to send them to train in Lima or Cusco, in sectors considered useful for the group (law, medicine, teaching). Since students are mandated – and sometimes funded – by their community, various strategies are aimed at supervising student migrations as closely as possible, so as ultimately to guarantee the return of Ameridian students and of the knowledge they have acquired outside the community. It is a collective control of the circulation of knowledge and their carriers, to ensure their use for the benefit of the community. The last part of the thesis explores the daily life of these young matsigenka established in the city, the links they create with students of the same origin and those they maintain with their loved ones in the forest. Far from being reduced to a simple process of acculturation, these study stays are based on strong obligations and a duty of recognition towards the group of belonging
Books on the topic "Machiguenga Indians"
Rafael, Alonso Ordieres, ed. La vida del pueblo matsiguenga: Aporte etnográfico de los Misioneros Dominicos al estudio de la cultura matsiguenga (1923-1978). Lima: Centro Cultural José Pío Aza, 2006.
Find full textDavis, Patricia M. Los machiguengas aprenden a leer: Breve historia de la educación bilingüe y el desarrollo comunal entre los machiguengas del bajo Urubamba. Lima: Fondo Editorial de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2002.
Find full textRosengren, Dan. In the eyes of the beholder: Leadership and the social construction of power and dominance among the Matsigenka of the Peruvian Amazon. Göteborg: Göteborgs etnografiska museum, 1987.
Find full textCasado, Angel Pérez. Fr. Guillermo del Campo, O.P., Fr. Félix García, O.P.: Obreros anónimos en el campo misionero de la selva amazónica y Vilcabamba. Lima, Perú: Centro Cultural José Pío Aza, Misioneros Dominicanos, 2008.
Find full textCasado, Angel Pérez. P. Elicerio Martinez, O.P., 1874-1952: Apóstol de machiguengas y quechuas en la provincia de La Convención y Lares. Lima, Perú: [Vicariato Apostólico de Puerto Maldonado, 2006.
Find full textFerrero, Andrés. Misión de San José de Koribeni: (boceto histórico). Lima, Perú: [Misioneros Dominicos], 1993.
Find full textZolezzi, Martha Rojas. La cultura ancestral matsigenka: Respuesta a la modernidad del siglo XXI. Jesús María, Lima, Perú: Confederación de Nacionalidades Amazónicas del Perú, 2006.
Find full textBaer, Gerhard. Cosmología y shamanismo de los matsiguenga: Perú Oriental. Quito, Ecuador: Ediciones Abya-Yala, 1994.
Find full textBayona, Miguel A. Egúsquiza. Sejekiato: Otro mundo cerca del río Camisea. Lima: Mesa Redonda Editorial-Libreria, 2021.
Find full textUniversidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. Facultad de Salud Pública y Administración "Carlos Vidal Layseca." Los matsiguenga y el proyecto Camisea: La salud en comunidades de la zona de influencia. Perú]: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, 2006.
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"7 Recently completed school in a village about 70 km east of Beijing 402 17.1 Demographic futures (a) Ethiopia: one man and his family 408 (b) Plaque acknowledging the presence of many one-child 408 families in a village near to Beijing 18.1 Sinking of a deep well in Gambia, in an area where the water 426 level has actually been dropping 18.2 Sustainable development (a) Machiguenga Indian preparing to fell a tree 427 (b) Tree-felling implement 427." In Geography of the World's Major Regions, 655. Routledge, 2003. http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9780203429815-165.
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