Do Tekoa Pyau à nova aldeia

Part of the Guarani Mbya from Tekoa Pyau, a village located on the Jaragua Indigenous Land in São Paulo, is preparing to move.The acquisition of a new location is part of a legal settlement by which the State of São Paulo must compensate the Guarani Mbya for having built the Mario Covas Rodoanel, a large transportation route that affects the Guarani Mbya and their land.With the promise of having a newly acquired land, the Guarani Mbya began to mobilize various relations in order to form their new tekoa.In order to understand which elements the Guarani Mbya from Jaragua have been using to produce their new tekoa, I have gathered information concerning the process by which they formed the village where they currently live, memories about ways they have produced their space and places in other villages and circumstances, and their expectations regarding the ways of occupying and relating to the new land that will be acquired.In this research, I cover relations pertinent to many levels of the lives of this indigenous group, such as the relations among extended family groups, leadership positions, humans and non-humans, non-indigenous and indigenous people.Therefore, the focus of this investigation is to understand how such relations are mobilized and how they intertwine in this specific event

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• Aspectos fundamentais da cultura Guarani

  Open Access•E A Von Buggenhagen•Revista de Antropologia•1955

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