One tribe in this country had two opposing sorcerors, the bari and the aroettowaraare.
One tribe in this country had two opposing sorcerors, the bari and the aroettowaraare. The book The Masters and the Slaves argued that a "polygamous patriarchal regime" in this country's early history allowed the miscegenation that gave this nation its identity. One ethnography set in this country described how children whose mothers considered them fated to die from "child sickness" were often just malnourished. This setting of Death Without Weeping is home to the Pirahã people, whom Daniel Everett claimed to lack recursion. In Tristes Tropiques, Claude Levi-Strauss describes his travels to study this country's Nambikwara, Tupi-Kawahib, and Bororo people. For 10 points, name this home of Gilberto Freyre where Nancy Scheper-Hughes documented conditions in the favelas
One tribe in this country had two opposing sorcerors, the bari and the aroettowaraare.
Federative Republic of Brazil [or República Federativa do Brasil]