Research in social anthropology with indigenous peoples in Brazil and the study of social anthropology with autochthonous peoples in the context of Brazil and other National States: Australia, Canada, and Argentina

Autores/as

  • Stephen Baines Universidade de Brasília, Departamento de Antropologia. Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brasil.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4000/127w9

Palabras clave:

social anthropology, indigenous peoples, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, Australia

Resumen

The text, “Research in social anthropology with indigenous peoples in Brazil and the study of social anthropology with autochthonous peoples in the context of Brazil and other National States: Australia, Canada, and Argentina”, aims, following the profile of this section of the Anuário Antropológico, to publicize the contributions to the Programme through a brief account of my own trajectory at the PPGAS/DAN/UnB. I begin with the period in which I was a student of the first PhD group, between 1981 and 1988 under the academic direction of Professor Julio Cezar Melatti, period in which I gained a background on the style of social anthropology with indigenous peoples that is undertaken in Brazil, and over thirty-five years, since 1989, as a professor of the DAN and as a CNPq researcher. In the latter period, I collaborated, initially, in two research projects coordinated by Professor Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, on Styles of Anthropology in National Contexts, and later focusing on Nationality and Ethnicity on Borders. In both cases, I focused my attention on social anthropology with indigenous societies, in Brazil and in other national states – Australia since 1992, Canada since 1995, and more recently Argentina since 2016. On the research line about nationality and ethnicity on borders, I started in 2000, examining the Macushi and Wapishana peoples on the Brazil-Guyana border and, since 2008, my research has included work on the criminalisation of indigenous peoples in the prison system of Roraima. This article aims to highlight the most relevant aspects of my academic production in the discipline, in theoretical and methodological terms, according to my own assessment, and also to demonstrate how the existing academic environment at the PPGAS fosters the development and improvement of practices of the production of knowledge.

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Biografía del autor/a

Stephen Baines, Universidade de Brasília, Departamento de Antropologia. Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brasil.

Full Professor, Department of Anthropology (DAN), University of Brasília (UnB), Programme of Post-Graduate Studies in Anthropology, (DAN/UnB), Programme of Post-Graduate Studies, Department of Latin American Studies (ELA/UnB), Research Scholarship holder PQ - CNPq 1A, (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development); Coordinator of the Laboratory and Study Group on Interethnic Relations (LAGERI) DAN/UnB. Pós-doc. UBC, Canada; ANU, Australia; UBA, Argentina. PhD in Social Anthropology, UnB (1988); M.Phil. in Social Anthropology, Cambridge University (1979). 1 book and 7 edited books; 89 articles in journals, and 43 book chapters. Research interests: Indigenous peoples, interethnic relations, Anthropology in national contexts, criminalization of indigenous people.

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ABA/ESMPU – Associação Brasileira de Antropologia/Escola Superior do Ministério Público da União). 2008. “Criminalização e Situação Prisional de Índios no Brasil”. Edital Projeto de Pesquisa ESMPU nº 19/2006. Relatório Final. Agreement: Procuradoria Geral da República-PGR/Associação Brasileira de Antropologia-ABA, coordenated by Cristhian Teófilo da Silva (ABA, UnB). Brasília: ABA/ESMPU.

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Baines, Stephen Grant. 1991b. “Dispatch II. Anthropology and Commerce in Brazilian Amazonia: Research banned”. Critique of Anthropology, 11, no. 4: 395–400.

Baines, Stephen Grant. 1993a. “Government indigenist policy and the Waimiri-Atroari Indians: indigenist administrations, tin mining and the construction of directed Indian self-determination in Brazilian Amazonas”. Série Antropologia (Brasília), 152: 1–33.

Baines, Stephen Grant. 1993b. “O território dos Waimiri-Atroari e o indigenismo empresarial”. Ciencias Sociais Hoje, no. 138: 219–43.

Baines, Stephen Grant. 1995. “Primeiras impressões sobre a etnologia indígena na Austrália”. In Estilos de Antropologia, editado por Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, and Guilherme Raul Ruben, 65–119. Campinas: Editora da Unicamp.

Baines, Stephen Grant. 1996a. “Etnologia indígena no Canadá: primeiras impressões”. Série Antropologia (Brasília), 196: 1–38.

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2024-09-02

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Baines, Stephen. 2024. «Research in Social Anthropology With Indigenous Peoples in Brazil and the Study of Social Anthropology With Autochthonous Peoples in the Context of Brazil and Other National States: Australia, Canada, and Argentina». Anuário Antropológico 49 (2):e-12453. https://doi.org/10.4000/127w9.