Cubeo Hehenewa Religious Thought [[electronic resource]] |
Autore | Goldman Irving |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (487 p.) |
Disciplina | 299.8835 |
Altri autori (Persone) | WilsonPeter |
Soggetto topico |
Amazon River Region - Religion
Indians of South America - Religion and mythology |
Soggetto genere / forma | Electronic books. |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Contents; Editor's Acknowledgments; Editor's Preface; Editor's Introduction; 1. Introduction; Background; The Subject of Religion; 2. Creation and Emergence; I. Process in Creation; The Küwaiwa; Küwaiwa: Creation and the Creation Deities; The Anacondas; The Ancients; Yurédo; II. Social Principles; Emergence of the Sibs; Prototypes; Patriliny; Hierarchy; Animal Associations; 3. The Social Order; I. The Tribe; The Human Being; The Social System; The Tribe; The Ancient Moiety System; Territory; Tribal Cohesion; II. The Phratry from Without; The Expanded Tribal Organization; Hehénewa
Formation of the Phratries Organization of the Hehénewa; Bahúkiwa; The Hehénewa Phratry as Listed by the Bahúkiwa; Discussion; III. The Phratry from Within; Hierarchical Structure; Birth/Emergency Order; Seniority of Descent; Anaconda/River; Consanguine Kin Relations; Ritual Functions; Dyadic Hierarchy of Dominance/Subordination; IV. The External Role of Phratry: The Sib; Authority and Power; Chiefship; Class; The Sib; Sib Names; V. The Inner Working of the Sib; Kinship; Consanguineal Kin; The Opposing Generations; The Generation of Siblings; The Community of Kinship; Marriage The Festival of Abundance (Upáiweteno)4. Daily Life at Ground Level; The Connubial Household; The Residential Site; The Maloca (Kenámi, Kurámi); The Chagra; Origins of Horticulture; The Myths of Horticulture; Productivity of the Garden; The River (Hyá); Food and Nutrition; Social Relations in Food and Eating; Religious Foundations of Diet (Hava); Hot and Cold; Purity: Fasting and Vomiting; 5. The Cosmic Order; Introduction; Cosmic Realms; The Earth (Habóno; Habóno Mahékru Tükübü); The Order of Earthly Existence; Diurnal and Seasonal Rhythms and Cycles; The Intervals of Night and Day; The Day The Seasons Realm of Vultures (Kavá); Realm of the Dolphins (Mamüwühyá); Realm of the Moon; Realm of the Sun; Realm of the Stars; Realm of Kúwai; Animals and the Cubeo; The Classification of Nature; 6. The Ritual Order; I. The Order of Being; Introduction; Life-Cycle Rituals; Initiation Rites; II. Analysis; III. Rituals of Training; Bedéino; Variability; 7. Death and Mourning; I. Dogma; The Mythology of Death; Interpretation; Burial (Yuaí'no); Interlude; II. Rituals; Drinking the Bones (Kwánkoro); Óyno; Burning the Masks (Tajwáino); Transformations; The Maloca III. Instruments, Implements, and Dances Masks (Tawü); The Community of Spirits (Tuwaharía); Heads of the Tawü (Hehénewa Version); The Ensemble of Masks; The Jüdjüko and Jüdjükü; Sadness Abandoned (Chionye Jaruwaino); 8. Shamans, Jaguars, and Thunderers; I. History; Introduction; The Origin Tradition: Structural Order; Transformative Agents; The Shamanic Vision; II. Becoming a Payé and Curing; Master and Pupil; The Qualities of a Payé: "Seeing"; Illness and Disease; Illness, Cure, and Myth; 9. Concepts of Power; Ethnicity; Primary Powers; Secondary Powers; Powers of Payés and Laymen Mind and Body |
Record Nr. | UNINA-9910454869103321 |
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New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 | ||
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Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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Cubeo Hehenewa Religious Thought [[electronic resource]] |
Autore | Goldman Irving |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (487 p.) |
Disciplina | 299.8835 |
Altri autori (Persone) | WilsonPeter |
Soggetto topico |
Amazon River Region - Religion
Indians of South America - Religion and mythology |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Contents; Editor's Acknowledgments; Editor's Preface; Editor's Introduction; 1. Introduction; Background; The Subject of Religion; 2. Creation and Emergence; I. Process in Creation; The Küwaiwa; Küwaiwa: Creation and the Creation Deities; The Anacondas; The Ancients; Yurédo; II. Social Principles; Emergence of the Sibs; Prototypes; Patriliny; Hierarchy; Animal Associations; 3. The Social Order; I. The Tribe; The Human Being; The Social System; The Tribe; The Ancient Moiety System; Territory; Tribal Cohesion; II. The Phratry from Without; The Expanded Tribal Organization; Hehénewa
Formation of the Phratries Organization of the Hehénewa; Bahúkiwa; The Hehénewa Phratry as Listed by the Bahúkiwa; Discussion; III. The Phratry from Within; Hierarchical Structure; Birth/Emergency Order; Seniority of Descent; Anaconda/River; Consanguine Kin Relations; Ritual Functions; Dyadic Hierarchy of Dominance/Subordination; IV. The External Role of Phratry: The Sib; Authority and Power; Chiefship; Class; The Sib; Sib Names; V. The Inner Working of the Sib; Kinship; Consanguineal Kin; The Opposing Generations; The Generation of Siblings; The Community of Kinship; Marriage The Festival of Abundance (Upáiweteno)4. Daily Life at Ground Level; The Connubial Household; The Residential Site; The Maloca (Kenámi, Kurámi); The Chagra; Origins of Horticulture; The Myths of Horticulture; Productivity of the Garden; The River (Hyá); Food and Nutrition; Social Relations in Food and Eating; Religious Foundations of Diet (Hava); Hot and Cold; Purity: Fasting and Vomiting; 5. The Cosmic Order; Introduction; Cosmic Realms; The Earth (Habóno; Habóno Mahékru Tükübü); The Order of Earthly Existence; Diurnal and Seasonal Rhythms and Cycles; The Intervals of Night and Day; The Day The Seasons Realm of Vultures (Kavá); Realm of the Dolphins (Mamüwühyá); Realm of the Moon; Realm of the Sun; Realm of the Stars; Realm of Kúwai; Animals and the Cubeo; The Classification of Nature; 6. The Ritual Order; I. The Order of Being; Introduction; Life-Cycle Rituals; Initiation Rites; II. Analysis; III. Rituals of Training; Bedéino; Variability; 7. Death and Mourning; I. Dogma; The Mythology of Death; Interpretation; Burial (Yuaí'no); Interlude; II. Rituals; Drinking the Bones (Kwánkoro); Óyno; Burning the Masks (Tajwáino); Transformations; The Maloca III. Instruments, Implements, and Dances Masks (Tawü); The Community of Spirits (Tuwaharía); Heads of the Tawü (Hehénewa Version); The Ensemble of Masks; The Jüdjüko and Jüdjükü; Sadness Abandoned (Chionye Jaruwaino); 8. Shamans, Jaguars, and Thunderers; I. History; Introduction; The Origin Tradition: Structural Order; Transformative Agents; The Shamanic Vision; II. Becoming a Payé and Curing; Master and Pupil; The Qualities of a Payé: "Seeing"; Illness and Disease; Illness, Cure, and Myth; 9. Concepts of Power; Ethnicity; Primary Powers; Secondary Powers; Powers of Payés and Laymen Mind and Body |
Record Nr. | UNINA-9910777920303321 |
Goldman Irving
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New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 | ||
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Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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Cubeo Hehenewa Religious Thought [[electronic resource]] |
Autore | Goldman Irving |
Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 |
Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (487 p.) |
Disciplina | 299.8835 |
Altri autori (Persone) | WilsonPeter |
Soggetto topico |
Amazon River Region - Religion
Indians of South America - Religion and mythology |
Formato | Materiale a stampa ![]() |
Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
Nota di contenuto |
Contents; Editor's Acknowledgments; Editor's Preface; Editor's Introduction; 1. Introduction; Background; The Subject of Religion; 2. Creation and Emergence; I. Process in Creation; The Küwaiwa; Küwaiwa: Creation and the Creation Deities; The Anacondas; The Ancients; Yurédo; II. Social Principles; Emergence of the Sibs; Prototypes; Patriliny; Hierarchy; Animal Associations; 3. The Social Order; I. The Tribe; The Human Being; The Social System; The Tribe; The Ancient Moiety System; Territory; Tribal Cohesion; II. The Phratry from Without; The Expanded Tribal Organization; Hehénewa
Formation of the Phratries Organization of the Hehénewa; Bahúkiwa; The Hehénewa Phratry as Listed by the Bahúkiwa; Discussion; III. The Phratry from Within; Hierarchical Structure; Birth/Emergency Order; Seniority of Descent; Anaconda/River; Consanguine Kin Relations; Ritual Functions; Dyadic Hierarchy of Dominance/Subordination; IV. The External Role of Phratry: The Sib; Authority and Power; Chiefship; Class; The Sib; Sib Names; V. The Inner Working of the Sib; Kinship; Consanguineal Kin; The Opposing Generations; The Generation of Siblings; The Community of Kinship; Marriage The Festival of Abundance (Upáiweteno)4. Daily Life at Ground Level; The Connubial Household; The Residential Site; The Maloca (Kenámi, Kurámi); The Chagra; Origins of Horticulture; The Myths of Horticulture; Productivity of the Garden; The River (Hyá); Food and Nutrition; Social Relations in Food and Eating; Religious Foundations of Diet (Hava); Hot and Cold; Purity: Fasting and Vomiting; 5. The Cosmic Order; Introduction; Cosmic Realms; The Earth (Habóno; Habóno Mahékru Tükübü); The Order of Earthly Existence; Diurnal and Seasonal Rhythms and Cycles; The Intervals of Night and Day; The Day The Seasons Realm of Vultures (Kavá); Realm of the Dolphins (Mamüwühyá); Realm of the Moon; Realm of the Sun; Realm of the Stars; Realm of Kúwai; Animals and the Cubeo; The Classification of Nature; 6. The Ritual Order; I. The Order of Being; Introduction; Life-Cycle Rituals; Initiation Rites; II. Analysis; III. Rituals of Training; Bedéino; Variability; 7. Death and Mourning; I. Dogma; The Mythology of Death; Interpretation; Burial (Yuaí'no); Interlude; II. Rituals; Drinking the Bones (Kwánkoro); Óyno; Burning the Masks (Tajwáino); Transformations; The Maloca III. Instruments, Implements, and Dances Masks (Tawü); The Community of Spirits (Tuwaharía); Heads of the Tawü (Hehénewa Version); The Ensemble of Masks; The Jüdjüko and Jüdjükü; Sadness Abandoned (Chionye Jaruwaino); 8. Shamans, Jaguars, and Thunderers; I. History; Introduction; The Origin Tradition: Structural Order; Transformative Agents; The Shamanic Vision; II. Becoming a Payé and Curing; Master and Pupil; The Qualities of a Payé: "Seeing"; Illness and Disease; Illness, Cure, and Myth; 9. Concepts of Power; Ethnicity; Primary Powers; Secondary Powers; Powers of Payés and Laymen Mind and Body |
Record Nr. | UNINA-9910812957303321 |
Goldman Irving
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New York, : Columbia University Press, 2004 | ||
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Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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