Aturá: trançado de saberes amazônicos: estudo de caso da Rádio Tribos do Norte

Abstract

This work discusses the use of social networks by Amazonia Indians, in this context the research through the perspective of ecossistemas comunicacionais discusses networks, indigenous questions, radio and Amazonia. In the research, the word aturá was employed, metaphorically for the reason of being involved, intertwining subjects that converge to the same place - the perspective of the researcher's gaze. The Cartografia de Saberes was the metological resource used to be the most appropriate approach to research in an environment of complexities, such as the Amazonia region, allowing events of different knowledge to interconnect and relate personal knowledge, theoretical knowledge with the virtual reality experienced by the Within the social networks. New technologies have significantly expanded access to information, which has become available by altering the sociocultural environment of indigenous peoples and, consequently, transforming their way of communicating. They also present themselves in other ways, breaking stereotypes themselves and building visibilities for their knowledges and customs.