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Journal articles on the topic "Mbya mythology"
Mega, Orestes Jayme. "ECOLOGIA SIMBÓLICA DE UMA ALDEIA MBYÁ-GUARANI: O CASO DA TEKOÁ TAVAÍ." Cadernos do LEPAARQ (UFPEL) 14, no. 28 (December 6, 2017): 6. http://dx.doi.org/10.15210/lepaarq.v14i28.11925.
Full textBonhomme, Julien. "Dieu par décret: Les écritures d'un prophète africain." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 64, no. 4 (August 2009): 887–920. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900022502.
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Cebolla, Badie Marilyn. "Cosmología y naturaleza mbya-guaraní." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/110413.
Full textThe present work constitutes an ethnography about the nature-culture relationship among the Mbya ethnic group, whose language belongs to the Tupi-Guarani family. The group I researched on lives in the environment of the Paranaense forest in the province of Misiones, Argentina, although their traditional territories also include Eastern Paraguay and the South-East of Brazil up to the Atlantic Ocean. My previous researches have already demonstrated that the classification of the fauna is strongly imbued in their religion. For instance, their ornithological system and the knowledge of the native stingless bees and wild honeys are immersed in the mythical universe of the group. This ethnography focuses on the mammals due to the importance they have in the Mbya culture as preys and food. To understand these relationships, the analytical Cartesian dichotomy -with the classic opposition between nature and culture- does not work. With the Mbya, nature is not an area defined by the animality in contrast with the culture as domain of the humanity. The Mbya possess a humanized vision of the cosmos, and the relationship established between the different species, the spirits and the human beings is constantly updated and re across the myths, rituals and everyday practices. In this PhD Thesis I investigate the ritual practices and the food restrictions in the different stages of life, focusing on pregnancy, post-partum and couvade. I have also undertaken a description of the initiation rituals of girls and boys, the social construction of the body and the relation with the extrahuman alterities in these periods of the vital cycle. In so doing, I have always considered the changes that have taken place over the last decades and greatly affected the Mbya: the disappearance of the forest and the permanent contact with the national society.
Mega, Orestes Jayme. "Mitologia e paisagem Mbyá-Guarani : ecologia simbólica da Tekoá Tavaí, Cristal, Rio Grande do Sul." Universidade Federal de Pelotas, 2016. http://repositorio.ufpel.edu.br:8080/handle/prefix/2936.
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Esta dissertação de mestrado tem por finalidade apresentar um estudo a respeito das relações entre a mitologia e a paisagem para os Mbyá-Guarani. A aldeia denominada Tekoá Tavaí, localizada às margens da BR 116, na altura do quilômetro 423, no município de Cristal, Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, serviu como estudo de caso. Foram utilizados procedimentos metodológicos da antropologia, tais como: observação participante, entrevistas semiestruturadas e observação flutuante com o objetivo de compreender as relações assinaladas. Como resultado, verificou-se a forte relação entre narrativas mitológicas e a paisagem pesquisada, principalmente no que concerne às transformações pelas quais o território tradicional Mbyá-Guarani tem passado com o avanço de áreas de pastagens, rodovias e demais empreendimentos da sociedade envolvente. Também é apresentado um debate a respeito dos conflitos entre povos ameríndios e as sociedades envolventes de diversos países no continente americano pelo reconhecimento de paisagens de importância mítico-religiosa ameríndias e as pressões de ordem econômica pelas quais passam as mesmas.
This dissertation aims to present a study about the relations between mythology and landscape among the Mbyá-Guarani indians. The village called Tekoá Tavaí, located at the margins of the BR 116 road, in the municipality of Cristal, state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, was used as study case. Methodological proceedings from the Anthropology as: participant observation, demi-structered interwiews and floating observation were used with the objective of comprehend the relations between mythology and landscape. As results, it was verified the strong relation between mythological narratives and landscapes, mainly in relation to the changes that the traditional Mbyá-Guarani territory has suffered with the advance of pastures areas and other kinds of employ from the national society. It is also presented a debate about the conflicts among amerindian peoples and the national societies in diverse countries in the American continent by the recognizing of the amerindian landscapes of mythical and religious importance and the pressions of economic order that these landscapes suffer.
Books on the topic "Mbya mythology"
Cadogan, León. Ayvu rapyta: Textos míticos de los mbyá-guaraní del Guairá. 2nd ed. Asunción: Fundación "León Cadogan", 1992.
Find full textGodoy, Marília Gomes Ghizzi. O misticismo guarani mbya na era do sofrimento e da imperfeição. [São Paulo]: Terceira Margem, 2003.
Find full textO caminhar sob a luz: Território mbya à beira do oceano. São Paulo, SP: Editora UNESP, 2007.
Find full textLorenzo, Ramos, and Martínez Gamba Carlos, eds. Tatachina tataendy =: La neblina el fulgor : nuevos textos míticos de los Mbyá. Asunción: Centro de Estudios Paraguayos Antonio Guasch, 2002.
Find full textAyvu Rapyta Textos míticos de los Mbyá-Guaraní del Guairá: Capítulos I, II y XIX. Ediciones Epopteia, 2014.
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