Pour une poignée de dollars ?
Amazonian Indians nowadays claim their culture as intellectual property, and seek financial compensation for anthropological work conducted among them. Is this simply a process of westernization? Beginning with an analysis of Trumai conceptualizations of rights on knowledge or immaterial goods, this...
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Amazonian Indians nowadays claim their culture as intellectual property, and seek financial compensation for anthropological work conducted among them. Is this simply a process of westernization? Beginning with an analysis of Trumai conceptualizations of rights on knowledge or immaterial goods, this article argues that, if patrimonialization of culture is a major transformation, transmission of cultural patrimony to white people is embedded in native logics according to which the nature of the relationships matters more than the thing transmitted. |
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Trumai Amazonia cultural patrimony transmission |
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