Los “sueños de nombre” de los Sonenekuiñaji: Una mirada desde el perspectivismo multinatural
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https://doi.org/10.52980/revistaamazonaperuana.vi30.67Palabras clave:
Ese Eja, Sonenekuiñaji, Perspectivismo, PerúResumen
En una comunidad ese eja en la Amazonia Peruana, las personas sueñan los nombres de sus hijos. Además del obvio interés de su análisis neo-Freudiano, los "sueños de nombre" de los sonenekuiñaji muestran la superposición en el tiempo y el espacio de distintas realidades. De acuerdo a esto, un adecuado análisis de los sueños requiere la consideración de nociones específicas sobre la agencia (agency), multiplicidad y transformación.
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