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Barbara M Arisi

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ID358675
NAMEBarbara M Arisi
GIVEN NAMESBarbara M
FAMILY NAMEArisi
SIGNATUREARISI B M
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal da Integração Latino-Americana
ORCID0000-0001-7560-9636
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS17
TOTAL CITATIONS12
AUTHOR COUNT17
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Education and intercultural experiences in the perspective of Protapi, a Yine anthropologist from Urubamba, Amazonia, Perú

    Open Access•Alex Protapi Sebastián Caleb, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•CAMPOS - Revista de Antropologia…•2025•References: 4

    This paper presents the research conducted by Author1 an anthropologist and leader of the Yine-Yami indigenous group in Peru, in dialogue with the work of anthropologist Peter Gow, who studied Author1 people, originally referred to as the Piro, but who now they prefer to be called by the ethnonym: Yine. The article is based on Author1 investigation, which explores the tensions that arise when indigenous communities transition from oral traditions…

  • Taking a Closer Look at “Queer Natives”

    Open Access•F Gontijo, Fabiano S Gontijo et al.•CHAPTER•2021

  • Queer Natives in Latin America: Forbidden Chapters of Colonial History

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Estêvão R Fernandes et al.•BOOK•Queer Natives in Latin America•2021•Cited by: 4

  • Circular economy from waste to resource: 7Rs innovative practices in Amsterdam. Technologie "die nog in de kinderschoenen staan

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•ILUMINURAS•2020•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    Amsterdam city is proud of being a worldwide center for innovation, in 2016 it was named by the European Commission as the "European Capital of Innovation" (Iamsterdam 2020). This paper analyses seven innovative practices that deal with solid residue in The Netherlands, experiences that try to move towards a "circular bioeconomy" (Hetemäki et alli 2017). I classify the innovation cases I researched in reference to the 7Rs: 1) Rethink, 2) Reduce/R…

  • La primera mujer directora de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Montevideo: Entrevista con Ligia Amadio

    Open Access•Marcela Pini Fernández, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Revista Estudos Feministas•2020

    Esta entrevista fue preparada por la uruguaya Marcela Pini, licenciada en Psicología, activista trans, investigadora de la Universidad de la República Uruguay (UDELAR), y por las ítalobrasileñas Barbara Arisi, antropóloga, indigenista y activista LGBTQI2+, profesora licenciada de la Universidad Federal de la Integración Latinoamericana (UNILA), en Brasil, actualmente investigadora Post Doc de la Universidad Federal de Santa Catarina y de la Unive…

  • Economia Circular no rumo da Sociedade Circular e da Bioeconomia Circular: Iniciativas de compostagem urbana de lixo orgânico em São Paulo e Florianópolis

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Tobias Gustavo Silva Soares•ARTICLE•ILUMINURAS•2020•References: 1

    Essa pesquisa apresenta uma análise que fizemos, a partir de buscas na internet, de iniciativas para a reciclagem de resíduos orgânicos em duas capitais no Brasil: São Paulo e Florianópolis. Realizamos pesquisa bibliográfica sobre o tema compostagem orgânica e urbana e depois um levantamento de dados coletados por meio de pesquisa booleana (compostagem AND urbana AND nomes das duas cidades estudadas). Encontramos muitas iniciativas e, dentre elas…

  • Teaching sexual diversity in Brazilian schools

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Simone Ávila et al.•ARTICLE•Teaching Anthropology•2019•References: 1

    We intent in this paper to present a pedagogical experience that links anthropology and secondary schools in combating heterosexism and violence against LGBTQ community. The project created a pedagogical space where prejudice and discrimination for reasons of gender and sexuality were debated in an educational environment. We believe that especially in these times of global attacks on women's and LBGTQs’ rights and human rights, it is essential t…

  • Gay Indians in Brazil

    Open Access•E R Fernandes, Barbara M Arisi•BOOK•Gay Indians in Brazil•2017

  • Isolados e ilhados: Indigenismo e conflitos no Vale do Javari, Amazônia

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Estudos Ibero-Americanos•2017•Cited by: 4•References: 4

    Nesse artigo, pretendemos mostrar como um certo ideal de índio permeia as utopias indigenistas do Estado brasileiro e como a política de isolamento, influenciada por esses ideais, apresenta suas idiossincrasias e contradições. Apresentamos um estudo sobre os conflitos recentes na Terra Indígena Vale do Javari (AM) que levaram à morte violenta de índios Korubo e Matis, considerados pelo governo respectivamente como "isolados" e de "recente contato…

  • Sexualidade no interior conservador brasileiro: Uma experiência de educação para a diversidade sexual e de gênero em Foz do Iguaçu

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Simone Ávila et al.•ARTICLE•Amazônica - Revista de Antropologia•2017

    Assistimos em nível internacional ao auge de políticas e movimentos conservadores com ênfase na exaltação dos papéis dos gêneros tradicionais e no combate à assim chamada "ideologia de gênero" ao mesmo tempo em que parece ganhar força o chamado à defesa das identidades nacionais e das fronteiras, das famílias tradicionais, e da vida do nascituro em contra do aborto. Este artigo trata da experiência de extensão, pesquisa e educação sobre gênero e …

  • Dueños del Agua: Conflicto y colaboración sobre los rios

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•1700-tal: Nordic Journal for…•2016

  • Matis Animal Feasts: Minimal Mimesis for Social Relations Weaving

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Vibrant Virtual Brazilian…•2016•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    In this paper, I describe how the Matis animal feasts are important events for the Matis to try establishing relationships with strangers, especially with the animalumans, animals that are humans. These rituals are an important cosmo-socio-logical investment for the Matis as they are a constituent part of the Matis economy of culture. I also comment on the matis' morphological scientific observation, with its emphasis on the plant's body parts na…

  • La extraña visita: Por una teoría de los rituales amazónicos

    Open Access•Oscar Calavia Sáez, Barbara Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Revista Española de Antropología…•2013

    The habit of understanding «ritual» as a representation of symbolic and social structures usually leaves its symbolic and social effectiveness to the background, that is, its value as a «laboratory» in which new relations between subjects or new notions can be experimented. The studies on rituals tend to focus in those considered as more «representatives» and to avoid the ones that appear to be too informal or inauthentic, especially the ones tha…

  • Amazonian Exchanges: Txema's Lessons With Outboard Engines, Mosquito Nets and Images

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•International Review of Social…•2012•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article provides an ethnographic analysis of lessons given by an Amazonian Indian elder called Txema concerning transactions of objects and images. Txema has lived until 1978 in the Amazon as a hunter and farmer in very small communities spread in the forest mainly avoiding conflict with non-indigenous people. The Matis established contact with the Brazilians in 1978 and now Txema deals with British TV crews and researchers. This paper bring…

  • La No-Frontera Pano: Etnónimos como categorías alternativas y múltiples entre Matis y Korubo

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•1700-tal: Nordic Journal for…•2012

    This article is a result of research developed in 2006 about the contact between Matis and Korubo, two Indigenous people that belong to the Panoan speaking family and live in the Vale do Javari Indigenous Land, in the Amazonas, Brazil. My intention was to comprehend the relationship between them and not to study them as an “isolated” or an “ethnic” group, away from the other people around them. This article is about social organization and ethnon…

  • Entre textos e imágenes: Representaciones antropológicas de la América indígena

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Mana•2011

    Estudos sobre representações e imaginários acerca do que os europeus chamaram de "Novo Mundo" e de seus habitantes são apresentados neste livro, que reúne 17 artigos de pesquisadores franceses, espanhóis, mexicanos, peruanos e uma brasileira. São historiadores, arqueólogos e antropólogos, em sua maioria, ligados ao EREA (Équipe de Recherches et d'Enseignement Américaniste), na França, e ao CSCI (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), n…

  • Matis y Korubo, contacto y pueblos aislados: Narrativas nativas y etnografía en la Amazonia brasilera

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Mundo Amazónico•2010

    This article is about isolation, contact, and relations between two Amazonian indigenous peoples: the Matis and the Korubo. Both groups, of the Panoan linguistic family, live in the Vale do Javari Indigenous Land, in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. The Matis were contacted by the Funai (the Brazilian agency for indigenous affairs) in 1976, and they worked as intermediaries helping the Brazilian government to make contact with the Korubo in 1996. S…

  • Queer Natives in Latin America: Forbidden Chapters of Colonial History

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Estêvão R Fernandes et al.•BOOK•Queer Natives in Latin America•2021•Cited by: 4

  • Isolados e ilhados: Indigenismo e conflitos no Vale do Javari, Amazônia

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Estudos Ibero-Americanos•2017•Cited by: 4•References: 4

    Nesse artigo, pretendemos mostrar como um certo ideal de índio permeia as utopias indigenistas do Estado brasileiro e como a política de isolamento, influenciada por esses ideais, apresenta suas idiossincrasias e contradições. Apresentamos um estudo sobre os conflitos recentes na Terra Indígena Vale do Javari (AM) que levaram à morte violenta de índios Korubo e Matis, considerados pelo governo respectivamente como "isolados" e de "recente contato…

  • Amazonian Exchanges: Txema's Lessons With Outboard Engines, Mosquito Nets and Images

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•International Review of Social…•2012•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article provides an ethnographic analysis of lessons given by an Amazonian Indian elder called Txema concerning transactions of objects and images. Txema has lived until 1978 in the Amazon as a hunter and farmer in very small communities spread in the forest mainly avoiding conflict with non-indigenous people. The Matis established contact with the Brazilians in 1978 and now Txema deals with British TV crews and researchers. This paper bring…

  • Circular economy from waste to resource: 7Rs innovative practices in Amsterdam. Technologie "die nog in de kinderschoenen staan

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•ILUMINURAS•2020•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    Amsterdam city is proud of being a worldwide center for innovation, in 2016 it was named by the European Commission as the "European Capital of Innovation" (Iamsterdam 2020). This paper analyses seven innovative practices that deal with solid residue in The Netherlands, experiences that try to move towards a "circular bioeconomy" (Hetemäki et alli 2017). I classify the innovation cases I researched in reference to the 7Rs: 1) Rethink, 2) Reduce/R…

  • Matis Animal Feasts: Minimal Mimesis for Social Relations Weaving

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Vibrant Virtual Brazilian…•2016•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    In this paper, I describe how the Matis animal feasts are important events for the Matis to try establishing relationships with strangers, especially with the animalumans, animals that are humans. These rituals are an important cosmo-socio-logical investment for the Matis as they are a constituent part of the Matis economy of culture. I also comment on the matis' morphological scientific observation, with its emphasis on the plant's body parts na…

  • Matis y Korubo, contacto y pueblos aislados: Narrativas nativas y etnografía en la Amazonia brasilera

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Mundo Amazónico•2010

    This article is about isolation, contact, and relations between two Amazonian indigenous peoples: the Matis and the Korubo. Both groups, of the Panoan linguistic family, live in the Vale do Javari Indigenous Land, in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. The Matis were contacted by the Funai (the Brazilian agency for indigenous affairs) in 1976, and they worked as intermediaries helping the Brazilian government to make contact with the Korubo in 1996. S…

  • Entre textos e imágenes: Representaciones antropológicas de la América indígena

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Mana•2011

    Estudos sobre representações e imaginários acerca do que os europeus chamaram de "Novo Mundo" e de seus habitantes são apresentados neste livro, que reúne 17 artigos de pesquisadores franceses, espanhóis, mexicanos, peruanos e uma brasileira. São historiadores, arqueólogos e antropólogos, em sua maioria, ligados ao EREA (Équipe de Recherches et d'Enseignement Américaniste), na França, e ao CSCI (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), n…

  • Amazonian Exchanges: Txema's Lessons With Outboard Engines, Mosquito Nets and Images

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•International Review of Social…•2012•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article provides an ethnographic analysis of lessons given by an Amazonian Indian elder called Txema concerning transactions of objects and images. Txema has lived until 1978 in the Amazon as a hunter and farmer in very small communities spread in the forest mainly avoiding conflict with non-indigenous people. The Matis established contact with the Brazilians in 1978 and now Txema deals with British TV crews and researchers. This paper bring…

  • La No-Frontera Pano: Etnónimos como categorías alternativas y múltiples entre Matis y Korubo

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•1700-tal: Nordic Journal for…•2012

    This article is a result of research developed in 2006 about the contact between Matis and Korubo, two Indigenous people that belong to the Panoan speaking family and live in the Vale do Javari Indigenous Land, in the Amazonas, Brazil. My intention was to comprehend the relationship between them and not to study them as an “isolated” or an “ethnic” group, away from the other people around them. This article is about social organization and ethnon…

  • La extraña visita: Por una teoría de los rituales amazónicos

    Open Access•Oscar Calavia Sáez, Barbara Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Revista Española de Antropología…•2013

    The habit of understanding «ritual» as a representation of symbolic and social structures usually leaves its symbolic and social effectiveness to the background, that is, its value as a «laboratory» in which new relations between subjects or new notions can be experimented. The studies on rituals tend to focus in those considered as more «representatives» and to avoid the ones that appear to be too informal or inauthentic, especially the ones tha…

  • Dueños del Agua: Conflicto y colaboración sobre los rios

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•1700-tal: Nordic Journal for…•2016

  • Matis Animal Feasts: Minimal Mimesis for Social Relations Weaving

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•Vibrant Virtual Brazilian…•2016•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    In this paper, I describe how the Matis animal feasts are important events for the Matis to try establishing relationships with strangers, especially with the animalumans, animals that are humans. These rituals are an important cosmo-socio-logical investment for the Matis as they are a constituent part of the Matis economy of culture. I also comment on the matis' morphological scientific observation, with its emphasis on the plant's body parts na…

  • Gay Indians in Brazil

    Open Access•E R Fernandes, Barbara M Arisi•BOOK•Gay Indians in Brazil•2017

  • Isolados e ilhados: Indigenismo e conflitos no Vale do Javari, Amazônia

    Open Access•Barbara Arisi, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Estudos Ibero-Americanos•2017•Cited by: 4•References: 4

    Nesse artigo, pretendemos mostrar como um certo ideal de índio permeia as utopias indigenistas do Estado brasileiro e como a política de isolamento, influenciada por esses ideais, apresenta suas idiossincrasias e contradições. Apresentamos um estudo sobre os conflitos recentes na Terra Indígena Vale do Javari (AM) que levaram à morte violenta de índios Korubo e Matis, considerados pelo governo respectivamente como "isolados" e de "recente contato…

  • Sexualidade no interior conservador brasileiro: Uma experiência de educação para a diversidade sexual e de gênero em Foz do Iguaçu

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Simone Ávila et al.•ARTICLE•Amazônica - Revista de Antropologia•2017

    Assistimos em nível internacional ao auge de políticas e movimentos conservadores com ênfase na exaltação dos papéis dos gêneros tradicionais e no combate à assim chamada "ideologia de gênero" ao mesmo tempo em que parece ganhar força o chamado à defesa das identidades nacionais e das fronteiras, das famílias tradicionais, e da vida do nascituro em contra do aborto. Este artigo trata da experiência de extensão, pesquisa e educação sobre gênero e …

  • Teaching sexual diversity in Brazilian schools

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Simone Ávila et al.•ARTICLE•Teaching Anthropology•2019•References: 1

    We intent in this paper to present a pedagogical experience that links anthropology and secondary schools in combating heterosexism and violence against LGBTQ community. The project created a pedagogical space where prejudice and discrimination for reasons of gender and sexuality were debated in an educational environment. We believe that especially in these times of global attacks on women's and LBGTQs’ rights and human rights, it is essential t…

  • Circular economy from waste to resource: 7Rs innovative practices in Amsterdam. Technologie "die nog in de kinderschoenen staan

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi•ARTICLE•ILUMINURAS•2020•Cited by: 1•References: 2

    Amsterdam city is proud of being a worldwide center for innovation, in 2016 it was named by the European Commission as the "European Capital of Innovation" (Iamsterdam 2020). This paper analyses seven innovative practices that deal with solid residue in The Netherlands, experiences that try to move towards a "circular bioeconomy" (Hetemäki et alli 2017). I classify the innovation cases I researched in reference to the 7Rs: 1) Rethink, 2) Reduce/R…

  • La primera mujer directora de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Montevideo: Entrevista con Ligia Amadio

    Open Access•Marcela Pini Fernández, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•Revista Estudos Feministas•2020

    Esta entrevista fue preparada por la uruguaya Marcela Pini, licenciada en Psicología, activista trans, investigadora de la Universidad de la República Uruguay (UDELAR), y por las ítalobrasileñas Barbara Arisi, antropóloga, indigenista y activista LGBTQI2+, profesora licenciada de la Universidad Federal de la Integración Latinoamericana (UNILA), en Brasil, actualmente investigadora Post Doc de la Universidad Federal de Santa Catarina y de la Unive…

  • Economia Circular no rumo da Sociedade Circular e da Bioeconomia Circular: Iniciativas de compostagem urbana de lixo orgânico em São Paulo e Florianópolis

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Tobias Gustavo Silva Soares•ARTICLE•ILUMINURAS•2020•References: 1

    Essa pesquisa apresenta uma análise que fizemos, a partir de buscas na internet, de iniciativas para a reciclagem de resíduos orgânicos em duas capitais no Brasil: São Paulo e Florianópolis. Realizamos pesquisa bibliográfica sobre o tema compostagem orgânica e urbana e depois um levantamento de dados coletados por meio de pesquisa booleana (compostagem AND urbana AND nomes das duas cidades estudadas). Encontramos muitas iniciativas e, dentre elas…

  • Taking a Closer Look at “Queer Natives”

    Open Access•F Gontijo, Fabiano S Gontijo et al.•CHAPTER•2021

  • Queer Natives in Latin America: Forbidden Chapters of Colonial History

    Open Access•Barbara M Arisi, Estêvão R Fernandes et al.•BOOK•Queer Natives in Latin America•2021•Cited by: 4

  • Education and intercultural experiences in the perspective of Protapi, a Yine anthropologist from Urubamba, Amazonia, Perú

    Open Access•Alex Protapi Sebastián Caleb, Barbara M Arisi et al.•ARTICLE•CAMPOS - Revista de Antropologia…•2025•References: 4

    This paper presents the research conducted by Author1 an anthropologist and leader of the Yine-Yami indigenous group in Peru, in dialogue with the work of anthropologist Peter Gow, who studied Author1 people, originally referred to as the Piro, but who now they prefer to be called by the ethnonym: Yine. The article is based on Author1 investigation, which explores the tensions that arise when indigenous communities transition from oral traditions…

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