Moradas de encante e vizinhos do fundo: habitação e socialidades interespecíficas no noroeste amazônico

Abstract

Ethnographic research was carried out in the northwest of the Amazon with the multiethnic indigenous populations inhabiting the gutters of the Padauiri and Preto rivers, tributaries of the left bank of the Negro river. The present text of a descriptive and analytical character, goes through the explanatory narratives elaborated, reproduced or reified by the indigenous Rionegrinos. Analytically, we dialogue with the conceptions of Amerindian perspectivism to draw connections to multinaturalism and bring to the debate some local notions, such as enchanted and enchanted, people and owners, neighbors and enmities that can contribute to a synthesis about neighborhood and intraspecific socialities between “people” In the context of the northwestern Amazon.