Amazonian tribe Sateré-Mawe – between acculturation and assimilation
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Brazil, Amazonia, Indians, Sateré-Mawé, acculturation, assimilationAbstract
In the article the processes of the assimilation and acculturation occurring among representatives of the Amazonian tribe Sateré-Mawé, which until recently remaining in isolation from the main society of the Brazil were analyzed. In the study were included both the part of tribe still living in the core area and part of them which migrated to the neighbourhood of the main urban centres of the Amazonia. Field observation was conducted in November 2006 in the area around the city of Manus and in a tribal village in municipality Iranduba on the Ariaú river which is a tributary of Rio Negro.References
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