R Pace
Biographic Data
| ID | 71554 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Pace |
| GIVEN NAMES | R |
| FAMILY NAME | Pace |
| SIGNATURE | PACE R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Middle Tennessee State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7724-241X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1915 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Making Mẽbêngôkre-Kayapó Movies
Mẽbêngôkre-Kayapó communities are embedded within complex social networks, norms of conviviality, and governance structures that impact the way they make films and pursue filmmaking careers. This article examines the complex productive frictions that emerged while building an Indigenous film collective and multi-camera team. Filmmakers organize and manage the collective within both customary and new forms of governance, which fortify social relat…
Authenticity and Anthropophagy in Kayapó Film Production
Over the past three decades, films made by the Mebêngôkre-Kayapó people of Brazil have shown a distinctive and remarkably stable cinematic aesthetic, manifest in a set of filming, framing, and editing conventions first documented by Terence Turner. These films diverge significantly from Indigenous film productions documented elsewhere in Latin America, which tend to borrow more heavily from commercial cinematic codes and film genres. This contras…
Oca, origens, cultura e ambiente
Apresentamos um conjunto de ações, iniciadas em 2014 e hoje em andamento, no município de Gurupá, Pará. É um trabalho realizado pelo Projeto OCA – Origens, Cultura e Ambiente, do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. Este texto discute formas de engajamento entre arqueólogos e a comunidade em torno de reflexões sobre a história, memória e do patrimônio cultural. Argumenta pela construção coletiva do conhecimento arqueológico
Livres reçus
The Biggest Myth in Spatial Econometrics
There is near universal agreement that estimates and inferences from spatial regression models are sensitive to particular specifications used for the spatial weight structure in these models. We find little theoretical basis for this commonly held belief, if estimates and inferences are based on the true partial derivatives for a well-specified spatial regression model. We conclude that this myth may have arisen from past applied work that incor…
Tooting One's Horn” and Lauding One's Fellow in the Construction of a History of Anthropological Theory
The notion of lobbying for a place in the history of anthropological theory is used to frame the importance of the autobiography, collected works, Festschrift essays, and biography reviewed here. Ranging from bottom-up historicism, behavioral paleoanthropology, and French structural Marxism to historical particularism, the books by or about Stocking, Freeman, Godelier, and Mead emphasize the contributions of each while staking out a new or extend…
Os Tapirapé, Tenetehara e gurupaenses através das lentes da máquina de Charles Wagley
Durante a sua longa carreira, Charles Wagley tirou centenas de fotografias de pesquisa, mas até agora muito poucas foram publicadas. Em 2011, a Universidade da Flórida postou on-line centenas de suas imagens dos Tapirapé, Tenetehara e Gurupá. Em 2012, Isabel Wagley Kottak - filha de Charles Wagley - forneceu-me dezenas de fotos tiradas por ele. Neste trabalho, analiso essas imagens, comentando sobre a particularidade de sua produção no contexto h…
O legado de Charles Wagley
598(juntamente com Robert Redfield) na aplicação da metodologia de estudo de comunidade, originalmente desenvolvida para sociedades tribais, em sociedades camponesas, o que fez em sua pesquisa no Pará e na Bahia.Ele também fez contribuições importantes para a abordagem da ecologia cultural de Julian Steward, incluindo a comparação do colapso demográfico e da sobrevivência cultural na Amazônia, descrita em "Social and cultural influences on popula…
Television's Interpellation
In this article, I focus on the ways in which audiences in the Amazonian community of Gurupá respond to television's interpellation for pan-national identity. I examine how viewers heed, miss, ignore, and resist the call for identity as well as how their various responses to this "call" shape their worldview and behavior and impact the process of nation building. Utilizing audience ethnography over a 25-year period, I show in this study how telev…
Abuso científico do termo 'caboclo'? Dúvidas de representação e autoridade
Os 'caboclos' da Amazônia brasileira estão classificados variavelmente como camponeses, extratores, povo rústico e descendentes miscigenados de europeus, indígenas e africanos. Em quase todos os usos se reconhece um tom pejorativo e raramente usado para chamar uma pessoa do mesmo nível social. As poucas pessoas que se identificam como 'caboclo' usam a palavra para referir-se a si mesmos, a não ser em condições especiais. Aceita-se que uma das fin…
Failed Guardianship or Failed Metaphors in the Brazilian Amazon? Problems with "Imagined Eco-Communities" and Other Metaphors and Models for the Amazon Peasantries
This article examines the discourse on rainforest guardianship in the Brazilian Amazon with a focus on the traditional peasantries. After presenting examples of alleged guardianship failures from research conducted in Gurupá, Pará, I analyze the principal metaphors and models of behavior used in the popular and social science literature to interpret the actions of the Amazon peasantries (space apart; dysfunctional moral model; subversive model; g…
The New Amazons in Amazon Town? A Case Study of Women's Public Roles in Gurupá, Pará, Brazil
The Amazonian community of Gurupá is unusual among Brazilian communities in that during the decade of the 1980s most of the political, judicial, education, and health care positions have been occupied by women. Based on fieldwork between 1983 and 1991, this article explores the reasons behind Gurupá women's "monopoly" on public roles. It examines national patterns of gender roles and public occupations, cultural views on gender stereotypes, the h…
Manaus
First-Time Televiewing in Amazonia
In June of 1982 the first three television sets were turned on and began to receive discernable images in the remote Amazonian town of Gurupa, Brazil.(2) The event marked the first time in the community's 370-year history that direct visual and audio contact had been established with mainstream Brazilian culture. With the addition of a satellite dish and several hundred new sets over the next few years, a series of changes emerged that significan…
Power and the Ruling Classes in Northeast Brazil. Ronald H. CHILCOTE
Social conflict and political activism in the Brazilian Amazon
This article examines the economic and political conditions leading to social conflict and to political activism by small farmers and rubber/timber extractors in the rural Amazonian community of Gurupá, Brazil. Gurupá's case is compared with a general "frontier scenario" in which activism is generated by severe dislocations affecting land tenure and social relations of production, as well as by violence. None of these dislocations, however, is ve…
Migrants to Amazonia
Opus Epistolarum Des. Erasmi Roterodami, Vol. 4: 1519–1521
Opus Epistolarum Des. Erasmi Roterodami, Vol. 3: 1517–1519
First-Time Televiewing in Amazonia
In June of 1982 the first three television sets were turned on and began to receive discernable images in the remote Amazonian town of Gurupa, Brazil.(2) The event marked the first time in the community's 370-year history that direct visual and audio contact had been established with mainstream Brazilian culture. With the addition of a satellite dish and several hundred new sets over the next few years, a series of changes emerged that significan…
Abuso científico do termo 'caboclo'? Dúvidas de representação e autoridade
Os 'caboclos' da Amazônia brasileira estão classificados variavelmente como camponeses, extratores, povo rústico e descendentes miscigenados de europeus, indígenas e africanos. Em quase todos os usos se reconhece um tom pejorativo e raramente usado para chamar uma pessoa do mesmo nível social. As poucas pessoas que se identificam como 'caboclo' usam a palavra para referir-se a si mesmos, a não ser em condições especiais. Aceita-se que uma das fin…
O legado de Charles Wagley
598(juntamente com Robert Redfield) na aplicação da metodologia de estudo de comunidade, originalmente desenvolvida para sociedades tribais, em sociedades camponesas, o que fez em sua pesquisa no Pará e na Bahia.Ele também fez contribuições importantes para a abordagem da ecologia cultural de Julian Steward, incluindo a comparação do colapso demográfico e da sobrevivência cultural na Amazônia, descrita em "Social and cultural influences on popula…
Television's Interpellation
In this article, I focus on the ways in which audiences in the Amazonian community of Gurupá respond to television's interpellation for pan-national identity. I examine how viewers heed, miss, ignore, and resist the call for identity as well as how their various responses to this "call" shape their worldview and behavior and impact the process of nation building. Utilizing audience ethnography over a 25-year period, I show in this study how telev…
Authenticity and Anthropophagy in Kayapó Film Production
Over the past three decades, films made by the Mebêngôkre-Kayapó people of Brazil have shown a distinctive and remarkably stable cinematic aesthetic, manifest in a set of filming, framing, and editing conventions first documented by Terence Turner. These films diverge significantly from Indigenous film productions documented elsewhere in Latin America, which tend to borrow more heavily from commercial cinematic codes and film genres. This contras…
Failed Guardianship or Failed Metaphors in the Brazilian Amazon? Problems with "Imagined Eco-Communities" and Other Metaphors and Models for the Amazon Peasantries
This article examines the discourse on rainforest guardianship in the Brazilian Amazon with a focus on the traditional peasantries. After presenting examples of alleged guardianship failures from research conducted in Gurupá, Pará, I analyze the principal metaphors and models of behavior used in the popular and social science literature to interpret the actions of the Amazon peasantries (space apart; dysfunctional moral model; subversive model; g…
Social conflict and political activism in the Brazilian Amazon
This article examines the economic and political conditions leading to social conflict and to political activism by small farmers and rubber/timber extractors in the rural Amazonian community of Gurupá, Brazil. Gurupá's case is compared with a general "frontier scenario" in which activism is generated by severe dislocations affecting land tenure and social relations of production, as well as by violence. None of these dislocations, however, is ve…
Opus Epistolarum Des. Erasmi Roterodami, Vol. 3: 1517–1519
Opus Epistolarum Des. Erasmi Roterodami, Vol. 4: 1519–1521
Power and the Ruling Classes in Northeast Brazil. Ronald H. CHILCOTE
Social conflict and political activism in the Brazilian Amazon
This article examines the economic and political conditions leading to social conflict and to political activism by small farmers and rubber/timber extractors in the rural Amazonian community of Gurupá, Brazil. Gurupá's case is compared with a general "frontier scenario" in which activism is generated by severe dislocations affecting land tenure and social relations of production, as well as by violence. None of these dislocations, however, is ve…
Migrants to Amazonia
First-Time Televiewing in Amazonia
In June of 1982 the first three television sets were turned on and began to receive discernable images in the remote Amazonian town of Gurupa, Brazil.(2) The event marked the first time in the community's 370-year history that direct visual and audio contact had been established with mainstream Brazilian culture. With the addition of a satellite dish and several hundred new sets over the next few years, a series of changes emerged that significan…
Manaus
The New Amazons in Amazon Town? A Case Study of Women's Public Roles in Gurupá, Pará, Brazil
The Amazonian community of Gurupá is unusual among Brazilian communities in that during the decade of the 1980s most of the political, judicial, education, and health care positions have been occupied by women. Based on fieldwork between 1983 and 1991, this article explores the reasons behind Gurupá women's "monopoly" on public roles. It examines national patterns of gender roles and public occupations, cultural views on gender stereotypes, the h…
Failed Guardianship or Failed Metaphors in the Brazilian Amazon? Problems with "Imagined Eco-Communities" and Other Metaphors and Models for the Amazon Peasantries
This article examines the discourse on rainforest guardianship in the Brazilian Amazon with a focus on the traditional peasantries. After presenting examples of alleged guardianship failures from research conducted in Gurupá, Pará, I analyze the principal metaphors and models of behavior used in the popular and social science literature to interpret the actions of the Amazon peasantries (space apart; dysfunctional moral model; subversive model; g…
Abuso científico do termo 'caboclo'? Dúvidas de representação e autoridade
Os 'caboclos' da Amazônia brasileira estão classificados variavelmente como camponeses, extratores, povo rústico e descendentes miscigenados de europeus, indígenas e africanos. Em quase todos os usos se reconhece um tom pejorativo e raramente usado para chamar uma pessoa do mesmo nível social. As poucas pessoas que se identificam como 'caboclo' usam a palavra para referir-se a si mesmos, a não ser em condições especiais. Aceita-se que uma das fin…
Television's Interpellation
In this article, I focus on the ways in which audiences in the Amazonian community of Gurupá respond to television's interpellation for pan-national identity. I examine how viewers heed, miss, ignore, and resist the call for identity as well as how their various responses to this "call" shape their worldview and behavior and impact the process of nation building. Utilizing audience ethnography over a 25-year period, I show in this study how telev…
The Biggest Myth in Spatial Econometrics
There is near universal agreement that estimates and inferences from spatial regression models are sensitive to particular specifications used for the spatial weight structure in these models. We find little theoretical basis for this commonly held belief, if estimates and inferences are based on the true partial derivatives for a well-specified spatial regression model. We conclude that this myth may have arisen from past applied work that incor…
Tooting One's Horn” and Lauding One's Fellow in the Construction of a History of Anthropological Theory
The notion of lobbying for a place in the history of anthropological theory is used to frame the importance of the autobiography, collected works, Festschrift essays, and biography reviewed here. Ranging from bottom-up historicism, behavioral paleoanthropology, and French structural Marxism to historical particularism, the books by or about Stocking, Freeman, Godelier, and Mead emphasize the contributions of each while staking out a new or extend…
Os Tapirapé, Tenetehara e gurupaenses através das lentes da máquina de Charles Wagley
Durante a sua longa carreira, Charles Wagley tirou centenas de fotografias de pesquisa, mas até agora muito poucas foram publicadas. Em 2011, a Universidade da Flórida postou on-line centenas de suas imagens dos Tapirapé, Tenetehara e Gurupá. Em 2012, Isabel Wagley Kottak - filha de Charles Wagley - forneceu-me dezenas de fotos tiradas por ele. Neste trabalho, analiso essas imagens, comentando sobre a particularidade de sua produção no contexto h…
O legado de Charles Wagley
598(juntamente com Robert Redfield) na aplicação da metodologia de estudo de comunidade, originalmente desenvolvida para sociedades tribais, em sociedades camponesas, o que fez em sua pesquisa no Pará e na Bahia.Ele também fez contribuições importantes para a abordagem da ecologia cultural de Julian Steward, incluindo a comparação do colapso demográfico e da sobrevivência cultural na Amazônia, descrita em "Social and cultural influences on popula…
Livres reçus
Oca, origens, cultura e ambiente
Apresentamos um conjunto de ações, iniciadas em 2014 e hoje em andamento, no município de Gurupá, Pará. É um trabalho realizado pelo Projeto OCA – Origens, Cultura e Ambiente, do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. Este texto discute formas de engajamento entre arqueólogos e a comunidade em torno de reflexões sobre a história, memória e do patrimônio cultural. Argumenta pela construção coletiva do conhecimento arqueológico
Authenticity and Anthropophagy in Kayapó Film Production
Over the past three decades, films made by the Mebêngôkre-Kayapó people of Brazil have shown a distinctive and remarkably stable cinematic aesthetic, manifest in a set of filming, framing, and editing conventions first documented by Terence Turner. These films diverge significantly from Indigenous film productions documented elsewhere in Latin America, which tend to borrow more heavily from commercial cinematic codes and film genres. This contras…
Making Mẽbêngôkre-Kayapó Movies
Mẽbêngôkre-Kayapó communities are embedded within complex social networks, norms of conviviality, and governance structures that impact the way they make films and pursue filmmaking careers. This article examines the complex productive frictions that emerged while building an Indigenous film collective and multi-camera team. Filmmakers organize and manage the collective within both customary and new forms of governance, which fortify social relat…
Sociology (10 works) · Art (7 works) · Amazon rainforest (6 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works)