Amerindian Socio-Cosmologies between the Andes, Amazonia and Mesoamerica
Toward an Anthropological Understanding of the Isthmo-Colombian Area
Herausgeber: Halbmayer, Ernst
Amerindian Socio-Cosmologies between the Andes, Amazonia and Mesoamerica
Toward an Anthropological Understanding of the Isthmo-Colombian Area
Herausgeber: Halbmayer, Ernst
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This book offers a new anthropological understanding of the socio-cosmological and ontological characteristics of the Isthmo-Colombian Area, beyond established theories for Amazonia, the Andes and Mesoamerica. It focuses on a core region that has been largely neglected by comparative anthropology in recent decades.
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This book offers a new anthropological understanding of the socio-cosmological and ontological characteristics of the Isthmo-Colombian Area, beyond established theories for Amazonia, the Andes and Mesoamerica. It focuses on a core region that has been largely neglected by comparative anthropology in recent decades.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032175928
- ISBN-10: 1032175923
- Artikelnr.: 62572643
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 372
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032175928
- ISBN-10: 1032175923
- Artikelnr.: 62572643
Ernst Halbmayer is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the Institute for Comparative Cultural Research, University of Marburg, Germany.
PART I The Isthmo-Colombian Area in context 1 Introduction: toward an anthropological understanding of the area between the Andes
Mesoamerica
and the Amazon PART II Conceptualizing the Isthmo-Colombian Area from a regional comparative perspective 2 An Amerindian humanism: order and transformation in Chibchan universes 3 Languages of the Isthmo-Colombian Area and its southeastern borderland: Chibchan
Chocoan
Yukpa
and Wayuunaiki 4 Kinship
clanship
and hierarchy in the Isthmo-Colombian Area 5 Between Mesoamerica
the Central Andes
and Amazonia: area conceptions
chronologies
and history 6 The golden ones: the human body as reflective metallic surface in the Isthmo-Colombian Area PART III Case studies: change and continuity in shamanic and priestly practices and the conception of things
humans
plants
and animals 7 Parents who own lives: relations and persons among the I'ku
a Chibchan group in Colombia 8 Tuwancha
"the One Who Knows": specialists and specialized knowledge in transhuman communication among the Sokorpa Yukpa of the Serranía del Perijá
Colombia 9 The Wounaan haaihí jëeu n¿m ritual with the k'ugwiu: reinforcing benevolence and preventing calamity 10 Things
life
and humans in Guna Yala (Panama): talking about molagana and nudsugana inside and outside Guna society 11 Plant ontologies among the Bribri of Talamanca
Costa Rica 12 The place of livestock in human-non-human relationship among the Wayuu 13 Murderous spirits: shamanic interpretation of armed violence
suicide
and exhumation in the economy of death of the Emberá (Chocó
Antioquia
Colombia)
Mesoamerica
and the Amazon PART II Conceptualizing the Isthmo-Colombian Area from a regional comparative perspective 2 An Amerindian humanism: order and transformation in Chibchan universes 3 Languages of the Isthmo-Colombian Area and its southeastern borderland: Chibchan
Chocoan
Yukpa
and Wayuunaiki 4 Kinship
clanship
and hierarchy in the Isthmo-Colombian Area 5 Between Mesoamerica
the Central Andes
and Amazonia: area conceptions
chronologies
and history 6 The golden ones: the human body as reflective metallic surface in the Isthmo-Colombian Area PART III Case studies: change and continuity in shamanic and priestly practices and the conception of things
humans
plants
and animals 7 Parents who own lives: relations and persons among the I'ku
a Chibchan group in Colombia 8 Tuwancha
"the One Who Knows": specialists and specialized knowledge in transhuman communication among the Sokorpa Yukpa of the Serranía del Perijá
Colombia 9 The Wounaan haaihí jëeu n¿m ritual with the k'ugwiu: reinforcing benevolence and preventing calamity 10 Things
life
and humans in Guna Yala (Panama): talking about molagana and nudsugana inside and outside Guna society 11 Plant ontologies among the Bribri of Talamanca
Costa Rica 12 The place of livestock in human-non-human relationship among the Wayuu 13 Murderous spirits: shamanic interpretation of armed violence
suicide
and exhumation in the economy of death of the Emberá (Chocó
Antioquia
Colombia)
PART I The Isthmo-Colombian Area in context 1 Introduction: toward an anthropological understanding of the area between the Andes
Mesoamerica
and the Amazon PART II Conceptualizing the Isthmo-Colombian Area from a regional comparative perspective 2 An Amerindian humanism: order and transformation in Chibchan universes 3 Languages of the Isthmo-Colombian Area and its southeastern borderland: Chibchan
Chocoan
Yukpa
and Wayuunaiki 4 Kinship
clanship
and hierarchy in the Isthmo-Colombian Area 5 Between Mesoamerica
the Central Andes
and Amazonia: area conceptions
chronologies
and history 6 The golden ones: the human body as reflective metallic surface in the Isthmo-Colombian Area PART III Case studies: change and continuity in shamanic and priestly practices and the conception of things
humans
plants
and animals 7 Parents who own lives: relations and persons among the I'ku
a Chibchan group in Colombia 8 Tuwancha
"the One Who Knows": specialists and specialized knowledge in transhuman communication among the Sokorpa Yukpa of the Serranía del Perijá
Colombia 9 The Wounaan haaihí jëeu n¿m ritual with the k'ugwiu: reinforcing benevolence and preventing calamity 10 Things
life
and humans in Guna Yala (Panama): talking about molagana and nudsugana inside and outside Guna society 11 Plant ontologies among the Bribri of Talamanca
Costa Rica 12 The place of livestock in human-non-human relationship among the Wayuu 13 Murderous spirits: shamanic interpretation of armed violence
suicide
and exhumation in the economy of death of the Emberá (Chocó
Antioquia
Colombia)
Mesoamerica
and the Amazon PART II Conceptualizing the Isthmo-Colombian Area from a regional comparative perspective 2 An Amerindian humanism: order and transformation in Chibchan universes 3 Languages of the Isthmo-Colombian Area and its southeastern borderland: Chibchan
Chocoan
Yukpa
and Wayuunaiki 4 Kinship
clanship
and hierarchy in the Isthmo-Colombian Area 5 Between Mesoamerica
the Central Andes
and Amazonia: area conceptions
chronologies
and history 6 The golden ones: the human body as reflective metallic surface in the Isthmo-Colombian Area PART III Case studies: change and continuity in shamanic and priestly practices and the conception of things
humans
plants
and animals 7 Parents who own lives: relations and persons among the I'ku
a Chibchan group in Colombia 8 Tuwancha
"the One Who Knows": specialists and specialized knowledge in transhuman communication among the Sokorpa Yukpa of the Serranía del Perijá
Colombia 9 The Wounaan haaihí jëeu n¿m ritual with the k'ugwiu: reinforcing benevolence and preventing calamity 10 Things
life
and humans in Guna Yala (Panama): talking about molagana and nudsugana inside and outside Guna society 11 Plant ontologies among the Bribri of Talamanca
Costa Rica 12 The place of livestock in human-non-human relationship among the Wayuu 13 Murderous spirits: shamanic interpretation of armed violence
suicide
and exhumation in the economy of death of the Emberá (Chocó
Antioquia
Colombia)