do trabalho missionário para se salvar uma nação: um estudo dos sucessos missionários
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Abstract
Se em seu artigo Calávia afirma que fracassos missionários precisam ser qualificados (Saez 1999), o mesmo ocorre, quando se trata de seus sucessos. Analiso, neste artigo, o trabalho de catequese e civilização realizado pelos missionários da Missão de São Francisco, entre os índios Munduruku. Para tal, tomo o discurso missionário em sua positividade, a fim de investigar as categorias franciscanas utilizadas para descrever seu trabalho, marcado não pela inconstância selvagem frente ao aparelho missionário, mas sim por uma adesão que, para os missionários, marcava o sucesso da relação construída com a população indígena. Neste sentido, retomo a proposta de Calávia a fim de entender a civilização menos como um evento histórico, e mais como uma categoria variável nas mãos das agências missionárias.
If in his article Calávia affirms that missionary failures must be qualified (Saez 1999), the same is true for its success cases. I analise here the attempts to civilize and convert the Munduruku indians made by missionaries from the Missão de São Francisco, using the missionary discourse to investigate the franciscan categories used to describe their work, characterized not by munduruku inconstancy but for a strong adherence that, for the missionaries, reflected the successful relationship built with the indigenous population. In this context, I return to Calávia’s proposal to understand civilization less as historical event and more as a fluid category for the missionary agencies.
If in his article Calávia affirms that missionary failures must be qualified (Saez 1999), the same is true for its success cases. I analise here the attempts to civilize and convert the Munduruku indians made by missionaries from the Missão de São Francisco, using the missionary discourse to investigate the franciscan categories used to describe their work, characterized not by munduruku inconstancy but for a strong adherence that, for the missionaries, reflected the successful relationship built with the indigenous population. In this context, I return to Calávia’s proposal to understand civilization less as historical event and more as a fluid category for the missionary agencies.
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| Authors | ;Jayne Collevatti |
| Journal | metal-organic frameworks: materials modeling towards potential engineering applications |
| Year | 2009 |
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