Temporalidades e interações socioambientais no noroeste amazônico: parte II

Abstract

This second part of the dossier begins with three articles – by Barreto et al. (2024); Andrello and Nascimento (2024) and Cabalzar (2024) – that have as a cross-cutting theme indigenous knowledge practices and their transformations and modulations over the last decades. The articles demonstrate that such transformations, which occurred in very diverse situations, also correspond to theoretical reflections, which critically express formulations about the different contexts in which indigenous knowledge begins to be updated. The critique is directed at today's worlds, with which it is necessary, often in a violent way, to relate – and this even includes anthropology and the university.