Cultura e consumo em uma comunidade Guarani-Ñandeva do Chaco
Keywords:
guarani-ñandeva, indigenous peoples of the chaco, egalitarian ideologyAbstract
Fifty years ago, some families of Guarani-Ñandeva (or Tapietes) indians settled in the community of Santa Teresita in the Central Paraguayan Chaco. If their traditional economy and food habits have been deeply modified, nevertheless, the modalities of consumption are still ruled by egalitarian principles allowing access to food for all while preventing its acculturation in the hands of certain individuals.
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