“Amazônia Urgente!”: :

Bianca Luiza Freire de Castro França

doi:10.51919/revista_sh.v1i1.448

Bianca Luiza Freire de Castro França PPGH/Unirio https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8326-3559

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51919/revista_sh.v1i1.448

Keywords: Anthropology, Ecology, Brazilian Indigenous Peoples, Ethnosknowledge

Abstract

The present work aims to pay homage to the anthropologist Berta Gleizer Ribeiro, on her centenary in 2024. In addition to the homage, it aims, based on the analysis of the work S.O.S Amazonia: five centuries of History and Ecology (exhibition and book), to motivate public reflection based on dialogue with Berta Ribeiro's proposal for the social use of indigenous technology, to suggest alternatives for self-sustainable management for the Amazon through the Ethnic knowledge of its traditional and original peoples. The work concludes that it will be through the adoption of indigenous knowledge to coexist with the environment in a friendly way that we will avoid what we call the “Sky falls”, inspired by the work of French anthropologist Bruce Albert and Yanomami Shaman Davi Kopenawa.

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Bianca Luiza Freire de Castro França, PPGH/Unirio

PHD in History, Politics and Cultural Goods (PPHPBC/CPDOC-FGV), Master in Preservation of Science and Technology Collections (PPACT/MAST), Degree in History from the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), with specialization in Sociology from Universidade Cândido Mendes (UCAM) and specialization in Teaching from IFMG/ Arcos. She is a collaborating researcher in the restructuring project of the Ethnology and Ethnography Sector of the National Museum (RJ), and is a researcher/collaborator in the indigenous biographies project "Os Brasis - Memórias Indígenas". His academic interests revolve around studies on the Heritage and History of Brazilian indigenous people; History of Science in Brazil with a focus on Brazilian Anthropology and Ethnology; formation processes of ethnographic collections in the 20th century and their revisitation, rereading and participatory curation by the indigenous people who produced them. She has been working since 2017 with digital collections of Anthropology and Ethnology. In the area of Education, he works with research on the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the area of History. She is the author of material for graduation in History in the EAD modality of the graduation in History at UniLaSalle and material on History of Religion for Group A. Areas of expertise: History; Sociology; Education; Patrimony; Collections and Ethnology.

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“S.O.S Amazon!”:

hundred years of Berta Gleizer Ribeiro

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