Indigenous People
In the study of social
sciences several concepts of aculturação degree exist. This concept is used here
as the knowledge degree that the natives have of our society. They can be
classified as:
Isolated: Those that live
without direct contact with the majority society;
Villagers: Those that
live at villages, but they are in a process of progressive dependence of the
social organization and of the products of consumption of the industrial
society;
Integrated: When they are
incorporate in the national productive system and they exercise your civil
laws. They still conserve the lines of your culture and your traditional
habits, and they circulate between the villages and the city;
Decituados (term suggested by
the sociologist of FUNAI - Mafra, J.A.): Those Indians that are in extinction
way. They live in precarious conditions, usually in the periphery of the
cities or working in farms. These indigenous ones balance between the poverty
and the despair of living without identity. Only some still speak your
traditional language.
The decituados, can be
considered as the integrated Indians in the worst possible way. They lost
their ethnology reference and doesn't have more the option of returning to the
villages. They resemble each other to the beggars that inhabit the streets and
among them a high consumption prevails of drunk alcoholic.
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