Territory and way of life A’uwê Marãiwatsédé - Ti’a na dahoimanadzé Wahi’rata nori tsi Marãiwaitsété hoimandzébdzo hã
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26512/interethnica.v22i1.20903Keywords:
Marãiwatsété tsipodo, territory, collective research, written in collaborationAbstract
The objectives of this article are to narrate the violent process of retreat from the territory, to describe the Wahoimanadzé, the way of living in sacred land and to analyze how we were, are and will be Marahiwatsété tsipodo. The methodology used is a collective production, in other words, this research was did by me with men in Warã and women in daily life, they have decided on the research paths. The concepts of reference are the junction of spatiality, temporalities and histories. I conclude that the 47-year-long struggle, between 1966-2013, which began after the expulsion of the state, generated suffering and sadness, but did not end with territorial reoccupation.
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