Authoritarianism and the indigenous resistance in Brazil
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29397/reciis.v13i4.1939Keywords:
Indigenous movement, Indigenous peoples, Resistance, Authoritarianism, Amazonia.Abstract
This text is product of the initial attempts to think about the current Brazilian conjuncture regarding the challenges posed to indigenous peoples since they are confronted with a government who have declared to be anti-indigenous. From the historical perspective of Brazilian governmental policy towards indigenous, we observe elements that push us to analyze the relationship of the State with the indigenous peoples and the Brazilian indigenous movement’ capacity for interacting to resist. Knowledge and practices that demand more and more a break with the authoritarian and colonialist thinking so present in the Brazilian context are indispensable.
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