What is the Caipora (to you)?: Polyphonic mixed method ethnography of the Caipora forest being and the process of interpretation in cross cultural dialogue

J.J. Turska

What is the Caipora (to you)? Polyphonic mixed method ethnography of the Caipora forest being and the process of interpretation in cross cultural dialogue

J.J. Turska

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Abstract

Caipora is a spirit and a forest being a herdsperson of the wilderness and a significant agent in the regulation of the usage of natural resources. In this empirical philosophy project, we observe the presence and the practices related to the Caipora to reflect on the process of interpretation in cross cultural dialogue. The ethnographic research presented on the poster describes multiple perspectives on the Caipora narrative from the members of the traditional fishing community of Siribinha, Bahia, Brazil, to the researcher working in the community.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Mar 2023
Event	Communities of Research, Communities of Practice: Towards a Transformative Transdisciplinarity - Salvador, Brazil Duration: 20 Mar 2023 → 23 Mar 2023

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Conference/symposium	Communities of Research, Communities of Practice
Country/Territory	Brazil
City	Salvador
Period	20/03/23 → 23/03/23

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O que é a Caipora (para você): Etnografia polifônica da Caipora e o processo de interpretação no diálogo intercultural.
Turska, J. J., Mar 2023. 1 p.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › Academic

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What is the Caipora (to you)? Polyphonic mixed-method ethnography of the Caipora forest being and the process of interpretation in cross-cultural dialogue.
Turska, J. J., 20 Mar 2023. 1 p.
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Ethnoontologies. Relating Metaphysics and Practice of Knowledge Diversity
Turska, J. (PhD candidate), Macnaghten, P. (Promotor), Ludwig, D. (Co-promotor) & Shah, E. (Co-promotor)
1/07/20 → 22/09/25
Project: PhD

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What is the Caipora (to you)? Polyphonic mixed method ethnography of the Caipora forest being and the process of interpretation in cross cultural dialogue

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O que é a Caipora (para você): Etnografia polifônica da Caipora e o processo de interpretação no diálogo intercultural.

What is the Caipora (to you)? Polyphonic mixed-method ethnography of the Caipora forest being and the process of interpretation in cross-cultural dialogue.

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Ethnoontologies. Relating Metaphysics and Practice of Knowledge Diversity

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