politics, disagreement and phonographic representation among the tikuna
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2018
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Abstract
After a brief ethnography of the phonographic process carried out among Tikuna villages, groups and musicians, reflections on the scope and limits of participatory methodologies are presented, both from the point of view of the linguistic incompetence generated by the meeting of different communication technologies, and from the strategic disagreements in the generation and expansion of musicalities in dispute.
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| Authors | ;Edmundo Pereira |
| Journal | the journal of school health |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.15446/ma.v9n1.67521
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