guerra, canibalismo y venganza colonial: los casos mocoví y guaraní warfare, cannibalism and colonial vengance: the mocoví and guaraní cases

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2009
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Abstract
Los grupos mocovíes al igual que los guaraníes del período colonial fueron considerados como grupos sumamente belicosos de la región sur del continente americano. La guerra ocupaba un lugar importante en su dinámica social y se encontraba ligada a otras prácticas como el consumo de la carne del adversario y la obtención de cabezas-trofeo de los enemigos. Entre estas prácticas, que representaban modalidades de canibalismo, la venganza ocupaba un papel central. El presente trabajo busca indagar las relaciones entre canibalismo, guerra y venganza comparando ambas sociedades en el período colonial. Dichas cuestiones se abordarán desde una perspectiva etnohistórica y serán reconstruidas a partir de las menciones de diferentes fuentes según los casos.
Mocoví as Guaraní indians of the colonial period were considered to be extremely violent groups of the south region of the American continent. War occupied an important place in these social dynamics´ groups and was linked to other practices such as the consumption of the adversary´s meat and the gain of the enemies' trophy's head. Among these practices, that represented cannibalism modalities, revenge occupied a central role. The present paper aims to analyze the relations between cannibalism, war and revenge, comparing both societies in the colonial period. These topics will be approached from an etnohistoric perspective and will be reconstructed using different historical sources, according to the cases.
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Authors ;Macarena Perusset;Cintia N. Rosso
Journal cement and concrete composites
Year 2009
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