Los juguetes de los wichís del Gran Chaco

June 3, 2017 | Autor: Rodrigo Montani | Categoría: Anthropology, Indigenous Studies, Languages and Linguistics, Ethnography, Indigenous Knowledge, History of Toys and Play, South American indigenous languages, Indigenous Peoples, Play and Games, Toys, Anthropology of Play, Chacoan archaeology, Wichí people and language, Folklore, Anthropology, Aesthetics, Theories of Play, Games, and Humor, Popular Culture, History of Media and Technology, Narrative Theory, Informal Networks, Gran Chaco (Paraguay), Gran Chaco, Anthropology of Fun and Games, Toys and Play, Matacoan Languages, Toys In Art and Culture, Wichi Language, History of Toys and Play, South American indigenous languages, Indigenous Peoples, Play and Games, Toys, Anthropology of Play, Chacoan archaeology, Wichí people and language, Folklore, Anthropology, Aesthetics, Theories of Play, Games, and Humor, Popular Culture, History of Media and Technology, Narrative Theory, Informal Networks, Gran Chaco (Paraguay), Gran Chaco, Anthropology of Fun and Games, Toys and Play, Matacoan Languages, Toys In Art and Culture, Wichi Language

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In this comprehensive study on the toys of the Wichí people, the first question is whether there exists a native concept of "toy." We are inclined towards a provisory a:ffirmative answer: Wichi's toys are ali of the artifacts that constitute the referential extension of the native terms laquyeq, latsithyawu, and laqaitoj. On the basis of this revised concept, and using data from our fieldwork, the study of museum objects, and an extensive bibliographical research we describe over twenty categories of toys that the indigenous use -or used- during the life cycle. Finally, we classify toys according to certain bundles of traits in order to make intracultural generalizations.

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Los juguetes de los wichís del Gran Chaco

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