Waud H Kracke
Biographic Data
| ID | 410195 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Waud H Kracke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Waud H |
| FAMILY NAME | Kracke |
| SIGNATURE | KRACKE W H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Languages of Dreaming
The study of dream beliefs in other cultures offers not only piquant observations of varieties of ways in which different cultures conceive of dreams and use them-in the anthropological mode-but also perhaps some perceptions that can expand the people understanding of the phenomena of dreaming itself. Dreaming constitutes a space which is in a problematic relationship with waking life space. The relationship of dream space to living space differs…
Don’t Let the Piranha Bite Your Liver
In this chapter, the author explores the personal and affective meanings implicit in the matrix of prohibitions of certain categories of food, under specified life circumstances and the consequences threatened for their violation. The cultural analysis uses various frames of analysis—from ecological to symbolic—to examine the relevance of food taboos for various subsystems of Parintintin society. Kagwahiv symbolism draws on metaphor and metonymy …
Two Ergativities and Their Cultural Correlates
Two Ergativities and Their Cultural Correlates proposes a distinction between two types of languages with ergative structures: a group which includes languages partially ergative from the Jê family, and another group of languages constituted mainly by languages also partially ergative from the Tupí-Guaraní family. We discuss the cultural correspondences of these two types of ergative structures, based on observations of various Amazonian indigeno…
Dream as Deceit, Dream as Truth
The Kagwahiv (Tupí-Guaraní) grammatical particle used exclusively in the telling of dreams had earlier been claimed to be just a specialized tense marker used in dream narrative. Instead, it is argued that this particle is also part of a system of evidentials-specifically, of a set of reportative past markers. This is supported both by the form of the particle and by examination of its functions and etymological connections
To Dream, Perchance to Cure
A educação entre os Parintintim
Doutor em Antropologia e professor da Universidade de Illinois em Chicago,Waud H. Kracke colabora com a revista Comunicação & Educação com um relato sobre a educação entre os Parintintim. De caráter mais etnográfico do que de ensaio teórico, neste trabalho o autor coloca importantes questões sobre a educação entre os povos indígenas brasileiros e o que temos a aprender com eles. Reflete sobre a importância do olhar no aprendizadoe sobre os proces…
Afterword
It is often said, even by philosophers, that dreams are essentially different from other experiences in that we cannot share them: they are solely available to the individual who had them, not “interpersonally verifiable.” These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Culture Shock
A Language of Dreaming
This paper explores the dreaming of an Amazonian insomniac from the Desana people of Northwest Amazonia. It examines how the absence of sleep and dreams, considered a pathological condition in Western culture, is interpreted and managed within a radically different cultural context. The Desana, who place a high value on dreaming and its role in maintaining social and cosmic order, view insomnia not as a medical problem but as a spiritual imbalanc…
The Wanano Indians of the Brazilian Amazon
Tsewa's Gift
Kagwahiv Mourning II
Introduction
Encounter with Other Cultures
Culture in Context
Kagwahiv Mourning
The Complementarity of Social and Psychological Regularities
Books on Social Science
Uxorilocality in Patriliny
The maintenance of the ego
Kagwahiv Mourning
Encounter with Other Cultures
Kagwahiv Mourning II
Introduction
A Language of Dreaming
This paper explores the dreaming of an Amazonian insomniac from the Desana people of Northwest Amazonia. It examines how the absence of sleep and dreams, considered a pathological condition in Western culture, is interpreted and managed within a radically different cultural context. The Desana, who place a high value on dreaming and its role in maintaining social and cosmic order, view insomnia not as a medical problem but as a spiritual imbalanc…
Uxorilocality in Patriliny
Dream as Deceit, Dream as Truth
The Kagwahiv (Tupí-Guaraní) grammatical particle used exclusively in the telling of dreams had earlier been claimed to be just a specialized tense marker used in dream narrative. Instead, it is argued that this particle is also part of a system of evidentials-specifically, of a set of reportative past markers. This is supported both by the form of the particle and by examination of its functions and etymological connections
The maintenance of the ego
The maintenance of the ego
Uxorilocality in Patriliny
Books on Social Science
The Complementarity of Social and Psychological Regularities
Kagwahiv Mourning
Culture in Context
Introduction
Encounter with Other Cultures
Tsewa's Gift
Kagwahiv Mourning II
The Wanano Indians of the Brazilian Amazon
A Language of Dreaming
This paper explores the dreaming of an Amazonian insomniac from the Desana people of Northwest Amazonia. It examines how the absence of sleep and dreams, considered a pathological condition in Western culture, is interpreted and managed within a radically different cultural context. The Desana, who place a high value on dreaming and its role in maintaining social and cosmic order, view insomnia not as a medical problem but as a spiritual imbalanc…
Culture Shock
Afterword
It is often said, even by philosophers, that dreams are essentially different from other experiences in that we cannot share them: they are solely available to the individual who had them, not “interpersonally verifiable.” These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
To Dream, Perchance to Cure
A educação entre os Parintintim
Doutor em Antropologia e professor da Universidade de Illinois em Chicago,Waud H. Kracke colabora com a revista Comunicação & Educação com um relato sobre a educação entre os Parintintim. De caráter mais etnográfico do que de ensaio teórico, neste trabalho o autor coloca importantes questões sobre a educação entre os povos indígenas brasileiros e o que temos a aprender com eles. Reflete sobre a importância do olhar no aprendizadoe sobre os proces…
Dream as Deceit, Dream as Truth
The Kagwahiv (Tupí-Guaraní) grammatical particle used exclusively in the telling of dreams had earlier been claimed to be just a specialized tense marker used in dream narrative. Instead, it is argued that this particle is also part of a system of evidentials-specifically, of a set of reportative past markers. This is supported both by the form of the particle and by examination of its functions and etymological connections
Two Ergativities and Their Cultural Correlates
Two Ergativities and Their Cultural Correlates proposes a distinction between two types of languages with ergative structures: a group which includes languages partially ergative from the Jê family, and another group of languages constituted mainly by languages also partially ergative from the Tupí-Guaraní family. We discuss the cultural correspondences of these two types of ergative structures, based on observations of various Amazonian indigeno…
Don’t Let the Piranha Bite Your Liver
In this chapter, the author explores the personal and affective meanings implicit in the matrix of prohibitions of certain categories of food, under specified life circumstances and the consequences threatened for their violation. The cultural analysis uses various frames of analysis—from ecological to symbolic—to examine the relevance of food taboos for various subsystems of Parintintin society. Kagwahiv symbolism draws on metaphor and metonymy …
Languages of Dreaming
The study of dream beliefs in other cultures offers not only piquant observations of varieties of ways in which different cultures conceive of dreams and use them-in the anthropological mode-but also perhaps some perceptions that can expand the people understanding of the phenomena of dreaming itself. Dreaming constitutes a space which is in a problematic relationship with waking life space. The relationship of dream space to living space differs…
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