A trilha etnoecológica da aldeia Yvy Poty: reflexões sobre a epistemologia Mbya Guarani. (Portuguese)

The ethnoecological trail of the Yvy Poty indigenous village: reflections on the Mbya Guarani epistemology. (English)

This paper, resulting from a research study in the field of education, focused on the knowledge and pedagogical practices of the Mbya Guarani, makes reflections that emerged during a study experience in the village Yvy Poty, located in the County of Barra do Ribeiro, in the State of Rio Grande do Sul. On this occasion, we walked an ethnoecological trail, built by the community, as an educational space for maintaining the culture and sharing Mbya Guarani knowledge and methodologies with non-indigenous people. The purpose of this paper is to understand elements of the Mbya Guarani epistemology arised from the experience of the Yvy Poty ethnoecological trail. To interpret the data, the hermeneutic approach was used, through which it was possible to understand that orality, collective, emotions and territory are constitutive elements of the Mbya Guarani epistemology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Este ensaio, decorrente de pesquisas no campo da educação, com foco nos saberes e nas práticas pedagógicas dos Mbya Guarani, tece reflexões que emergiram durante uma vivência de estudos na aldeia Yvy Poty, localizada no município de Barra do Ribeiro, no estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Nesta ocasião, percorremos uma trilha etnoecológica, construída pela comunidade, como um espaço educativo de manutenção da cultura e de compartilhamento de saberes e de metodologias Mbya Guarani com não indígenas. O objetivo do texto consiste em compreender elementos da epistemologia Mbya Guarani a partir da vivência da trilha etnoecológica Yvy Poty. Para interpretar os dados, utilizou-se a abordagem hermenêutica, por meio da qual foi possível compreender que a oralidade, o coletivo, as emoções e o território são elementos constitutivos da epistemologia Mbya Guarani. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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