Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)

Unveiling the spatiality of indigenous women as shown from written and visual narratives of mapping processes is one of the greatest challenges to be taken on by the history of Latin American critical cartography. Despite advances in the fields of indigenous history, women and gender relations, them...

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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:nuevomundo_88310 https://doi.org/10.4000/nuevomundo.88310 urn:doi:10.4000/nuevomundo.88310 en https://journals.openedition.org/nuevomundo/88310 2022-06-24T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/inha https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century) Nuevo mundo mundos nuevos Mondes Américains (UMR 8168) - EHESS info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1626-0252 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/nuevomundo Moura, Denise A S de mujeres pueblos indígenas cartografía geografía estereotipos de gênero women cartography gender stereotypes geography Indian People mulheres estereótipos de género povos indígenas geografia cartografia Unveiling the spatiality of indigenous women as shown from written and visual narratives of mapping processes is one of the greatest challenges to be taken on by the history of Latin American critical cartography. Despite advances in the fields of indigenous history, women and gender relations, themes such as native women and territoriality, an aesthetic of absence, neglect and disappearance is still strongly evident. Through written documents, a map and ethnographic data from Jê peoples, this article offers a skeletal methodological path taken to reach the spatial subjectivity of indigenous women in a mapping expedition to the hinterlands of Southern Brazil that took place between the years 1768-1773. Dessoterrar a espacialidade da mulher indígena de narrativas escritas e visuais de processos de mapeamento é um dos maiores desafios a serem enfrentados pela história da cartografia crítica latino-americana. Apesar dos avanços alcançados nos campos da história indígena, das mulheres e das relações de gênero, temas como mulheres nativas e territorialidade uma estética da ausência, da negligência e do desaparecimento ainda predomina. Através de documentos escritos, de um mapa e de dados etnográficos de povos Jê este artigo oferece um esquelético percurso metodológico percorrido para alcançar a subjetividade espacial da mulher indígena em uma expedição de mapeamento aos sertões do interior do Sul do Brasil ocorrida entre os anos 1768-1773. Desenterrar la espacialidad de las mujeres indígenas a partir de las narrativas escritas y visuales de los procesos cartográficos es unos de los mayores desafíos que enfrenta la historia de la cartografía crítica latinoamericana. A pesar de los avances en la investigación sobre la historia indígena en relación al papel proactivo de la mujer en la sociedad colonial, en temas cruciales como la territorialidad, aún se acentúa una estética de la ausencia, el abandono y la desaparición. A través de documentos escritos, un mapa y datos etnográficos de los pueblos Jê, este artículo muestra que la subjetividad femenina indígena se logró en una expedición cartográfica al interior del sur de Brasil que tuvo lugar entre los años 1768-1773 y en una imagen cartográfica.
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topic mujeres
pueblos indígenas
cartografía
geografía
estereotipos de gênero
women
cartography
gender stereotypes
geography
Indian People
mulheres
estereótipos de género
povos indígenas
geografia
cartografia
spellingShingle mujeres
pueblos indígenas
cartografía
geografía
estereotipos de gênero
women
cartography
gender stereotypes
geography
Indian People
mulheres
estereótipos de género
povos indígenas
geografia
cartografia
Moura, Denise A S de
Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
description Unveiling the spatiality of indigenous women as shown from written and visual narratives of mapping processes is one of the greatest challenges to be taken on by the history of Latin American critical cartography. Despite advances in the fields of indigenous history, women and gender relations, themes such as native women and territoriality, an aesthetic of absence, neglect and disappearance is still strongly evident. Through written documents, a map and ethnographic data from Jê peoples, this article offers a skeletal methodological path taken to reach the spatial subjectivity of indigenous women in a mapping expedition to the hinterlands of Southern Brazil that took place between the years 1768-1773.
author Moura, Denise A S de
author_facet Moura, Denise A S de
author_sort Moura, Denise A S de
title Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
title_short Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
title_full Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
title_fullStr Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
title_full_unstemmed Through the eyes of the Indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in Southern Brazil (18th Century)
title_sort through the eyes of the indian woman: cartography, spatiality and gender in mapping expeditions in southern brazil (18th century)
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