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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2015.tde-16092015-164516
Document
Author
Full name
Edson Tosta Matarezio Filho
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2015
Supervisor
Committee
Silva, Marcio Ferreira da (President)
Amoroso, Marta Rosa
Gordon Junior, Cesar Claudio
Novaes, Sylvia Maria Caiuby
Pinto, Marnio Teixeira
Title in Portuguese
A Festa da Moça Nova: ritual de iniciação feminina dos índios Ticuna
Keywords in Portuguese
Canções
Instrumentos musicais
Mitologia
Parentesco
Ritual de iniciação
Ticuna
Abstract in Portuguese
Esta tese tem como foco principal a descrição e análise do ritual de iniciação pelo qual passam as moças ticuna, a chamada Festa da Moça Nova. Os Ticuna são um povo de língua isolada, habitantes, em sua maior parte, do Alto Rio Solimões (AM), distribuídos entre Brasil, Peru e Colômbia. Por ocasião da menarca, as meninas são colocadas em reclusão e é organizado o ritual. Para compreendermos esta Festa, que marca a saída das moças da reclusão, exponho suas relações com outras dimensões da vida ticuna: organização social e parentesco, mitologia, cosmologia, corpo e xamanismo. A etnografia e a análise se concentram principalmente nas canções, instrumentos musicais e narrativas míticas relacionados à Festa e seu processo ritual
Title in English
The Moça Nova Festival: female initiation ritual of the Ticuna indigenous people
Keywords in English
Initiation ritual
Kinship
Musical instruments
Mythology
Songs
Ticuna
Abstract in English
This thesis mainly focuses on the description and analysis of the Moça Nova Festival, the initiation ritual through which Ticuna young women go through. The Ticuna people speak an isolated language and inhabit, for the most part, the Upper Solimões River (Amazonas, Brazil), spread across Brazil, Peru and Colombia. At the time of the menarche, girls are secluded and the ritual is organized. In order to understand this festival, which marks the moment when girls leave seclusion, I present how it relates to other dimensions of Ticuna life: social organization and kinship, mythology, cosmology, body and shamanism. Both the ethnography and the analysis concentrate primarily on the songs, musical instruments and mythic narratives related to the festival and its ritual process.
 
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Publishing Date
2015-09-16
 
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