The Ethnic Identity of the Guató Child from Uberaba Village in the Pantanal: Cultures of Indigenous Childhood in Corumbá - Mato Grosso do Sul
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The Ethnic Identity of the Guató Child from Uberaba Village in the Pantanal: Cultures of Indigenous Childhood in Corumbá - Mato Grosso do Sul

by Margareth Araújo E Silva

Cultural Studies Indigenous Studies Anthropology
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This scholarly work investigates the ethnic identity of Guató children in Uberaba Village, located in the Pantanal. It explores the cultures of indigenous childhood in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul, offering a focused examination of traditional practices and identity development in this Brazilian indigenous community.

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The Ethnic Identity of the Guató Child from Uberaba Village in the Pantanal examines the cultural aspects of indigenous childhood among the Guató people.

Focused on Uberaba Village in the Pantanal region, the work highlights traditions and identity formation in this unique environment.

Authored by Margareth Araújo E Silva, it provides insights into the lives of Guató children in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul.

The book contributes to understanding indigenous cultures through the lens of childhood experiences.

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