Arukwahaw: uma etnografia do casamento Suruí à luz da etnologia ritual

Abstract

This research analyzes the lens rises the ritual of the marriage ceremony Surui indigenous ethnic group residing in indigenous land Sororó located in the southeastern region of the state of Pará in the municipalities of São Geraldo do Araguaia and Great Swamp . Where , through the methodology of ethnography , with the observation of everyday village , cultural and social customs intrinsic to Surui and wedding ceremony , performed open interviews , photographic records and videos in order to understand the marriage ritual in the light of anthropology through the perspective of Richard Schechner and the lines between anthropology and concepts of Adrienne Kaeppler and Gertrude Kurath . I believe the importance of this research turns to the study of Amazonian indigenous culture , especially the culture of the Surui , reaffirming that although the whole process of cultural development and aggregation of this ethnic group have been uneven, disrespectful and inhuman , many of times , values and traditions remain and are worthy of study in various areas, such as in the case of this study , the slope of the Arts. Besides the importance of the cultural record in written copies, both for the company itself Surui , as for other indigenous society and non - indigenous.