File:Curupira e Caipora — o papel dos seres elementais como guardiões da natureza.pdf

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Português: Povos indígenas e comunidades tradicionais dão prioridade às relações sociais e interativas entre humanos e não humanos, em que entes naturais, como animais, plantas, fungos, rios, cachoeiras, rochas, cavernas ou montanhas, estão imbuídos de espíritos, com subjetividades e consciência reflexiva. De acordo com as cosmopercepções de diferentes culturas, os seres elementais ou enteais atuam direta ou indiretamente na regulação de atividades antrópicas, guiando o comportamento dos indivíduos que adentram espaços naturais diversos, para fins de caça, pesca, coleta, cultivo, recreação etc. Por meio de uma revisão comparada de bibliografia obtida nas bases de dados Google Scholar e Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO), no período de janeiro a julho de 2021, o presente artigo discute acerca dos entes que exercem a função de guardiões da natureza e dos recursos, especialmente das espécies animais de interesse cinegético (caça). Uma atenção especial é direcionada a duas das entidades protetoras mais conhecidas no imaginário brasileiro: Curupira e Caipora. Torna-se premente conceber a união da espiritualidade com a ecologia, objetivando entender e apoiar as crenças locais, a fim de implementar estratégias ecologicamente embasadas para alcançar tanto a conservação racional dos recursos naturais quanto a manutenção do rico patrimônio biocultural a eles associada.
English: Indigenous peoples and traditional communities prioritize social and interactive relationships between humans and nonhumans in which natural beings like animals, plants, fungi, rivers, waterfalls, rocks, caves or mountains are imbued with spirits, subjectivities and reflective awareness. According to the cosmological perceptions of different cultures, elemental or enteal beings directly or indirectly act in the regulation of anthropic activities, guiding the behavior of individuals who enter various natural spaces for activities such as hunting, fishing, gathering, cultivation and recreation. This review of the literature in the Google Scholar and Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO) databases from January to July 2021 addresses the entities that act as guardians of nature and resources, especially animal species that are hunted. Special attention is directed to two of the best-known protective entities in Brazil: Curupira and Caipora. The combination of spirituality and ecology is essential to understand and support local beliefs and, in turn, implement ecologically-based strategies for rational conservation of natural resources and maintenance of the rich biocultural heritage associated with them.
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Author Eraldo Medeiros Costa Neto, Dídac Santos-Fita and Leonardo Matheus Pereira Aguiar

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