Isabella Lepri
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 168224 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Isabella Lepri |
| NOMBRES | Isabella |
| APELLIDO | Lepri |
| FIRMA | LEPRI I |
| AFILIACIONES | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Daillant Isabelle, Sens dessus dessous
In this book, Isabelle Daillant succeeds in combining theoretically sophisticated anthropological analysis and rich and personal ethnography, to explore in innovative and original ways the relationship between sociality and spatiality among the Chimane of lowland Bolivia. It is a very scholarly work and in many ways a very readable one too, although the extensive and thorough treatment of Chimane kinship will probably appeal more to the specialis…
Identity and otherness among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This paper explores the construction of self-identity in relation to others in a Bolivian Amazonian society, through the ambivalent attitudes the Ese Ejja people display towards mestizo and white Bolivians. I argue that the Ese Ejja's ambivalence reflects the mutable, contextualand r elationalnature ofidentity, understood as self-image. The relationship described is characterised by self-abasement on the part of the Ese Ejja. This is partly attri…
Identidade e alteridade entre os Ese Ejja da Bolívia setentrional
Este artigo explora a construção da identidade própria, que se dá na relação com os outros, em uma sociedade da Amazônia boliviana. Ele tem como foco as atitudes ambíguas dos Ese Ejja em relação aos bolivianos (não-indígenas). Sustento que a ambivalência dos Ese Ejja reflete a natureza mutável, contextual e relacional da identidade, entendida como auto-imagem. A relação descrita é caracterizada pela autodepreciação dos Ese Ejja, parcialmente atri…
The Meanings of Kinship Among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This article focuses on the construction of relatedness among an Amazonian people of northern Bolivia. In analysing the Ese Ejja's kinship terminology and practices, it engages with the widespread stress on the processual nature of relatedness encountered in Amazonian studies. The article shows that, for the Ese Ejja, kinship relations are made through shared practices, although in some important respects kinship is considered to be given at birt…
The Meanings of Kinship Among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This article focuses on the construction of relatedness among an Amazonian people of northern Bolivia. In analysing the Ese Ejja's kinship terminology and practices, it engages with the widespread stress on the processual nature of relatedness encountered in Amazonian studies. The article shows that, for the Ese Ejja, kinship relations are made through shared practices, although in some important respects kinship is considered to be given at birt…
Identity and otherness among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This paper explores the construction of self-identity in relation to others in a Bolivian Amazonian society, through the ambivalent attitudes the Ese Ejja people display towards mestizo and white Bolivians. I argue that the Ese Ejja's ambivalence reflects the mutable, contextualand r elationalnature ofidentity, understood as self-image. The relationship described is characterised by self-abasement on the part of the Ese Ejja. This is partly attri…
Identidade e alteridade entre os Ese Ejja da Bolívia setentrional
Este artigo explora a construção da identidade própria, que se dá na relação com os outros, em uma sociedade da Amazônia boliviana. Ele tem como foco as atitudes ambíguas dos Ese Ejja em relação aos bolivianos (não-indígenas). Sustento que a ambivalência dos Ese Ejja reflete a natureza mutável, contextual e relacional da identidade, entendida como auto-imagem. A relação descrita é caracterizada pela autodepreciação dos Ese Ejja, parcialmente atri…
The Meanings of Kinship Among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This article focuses on the construction of relatedness among an Amazonian people of northern Bolivia. In analysing the Ese Ejja's kinship terminology and practices, it engages with the widespread stress on the processual nature of relatedness encountered in Amazonian studies. The article shows that, for the Ese Ejja, kinship relations are made through shared practices, although in some important respects kinship is considered to be given at birt…
Identity and otherness among the Ese Ejja of Northern Bolivia
This paper explores the construction of self-identity in relation to others in a Bolivian Amazonian society, through the ambivalent attitudes the Ese Ejja people display towards mestizo and white Bolivians. I argue that the Ese Ejja's ambivalence reflects the mutable, contextualand r elationalnature ofidentity, understood as self-image. The relationship described is characterised by self-abasement on the part of the Ese Ejja. This is partly attri…
Daillant Isabelle, Sens dessus dessous
In this book, Isabelle Daillant succeeds in combining theoretically sophisticated anthropological analysis and rich and personal ethnography, to explore in innovative and original ways the relationship between sociality and spatiality among the Chimane of lowland Bolivia. It is a very scholarly work and in many ways a very readable one too, although the extensive and thorough treatment of Chimane kinship will probably appeal more to the specialis…
Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Anthropology (2 obras) · Ecology (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras) · Indigenous Cultures and History (2 obras) · Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights (2 obras)