Events
Room 08, FFLCH/USP Central Building
Launch Event for the First "Pocket Ethnographies" Dossier from *Cadernos de Campo* (PPGAS/USP)!
We are delighted to announce the launch event for the first "Pocket Ethnographies" dossier from the journal *Cadernos de Campo*, titled "Excesses, Leftovers, and Disruptions in Anthropological Practice" (*Excessos, sobras e perturbações no fazer antropológico*).
The event features authors Ana Carneiro Cerqueira (UFSB), Antonela dos Santos (University of Buenos Aires), Nicole Batista (UFMG), and Kelvin Yelvington (University of Florida), alongside the organizing team: Bruna Cristina Pereira da Silva (UFRJ), Caio Mattos Santos (UFRJ), Jeferson (evan) Bastos de Souza (USP), and Maria Eduarda Rodrigues da Silva (UFRJ).
The launch will take place on Friday, September 11, in Room 08 of the FFLCH/USP Central Building. It will also be streamed via YouTube at the following link:
Anfiteatro Street, 181, favo 10, university city
AnthropoCena presents: How far the view reaches
Screening of the film and conversation with directors
📅 September 17, 2026
🕠 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
After the screening, Alice Villela and Hidalgo Romero, directors of the film, participate in a conversation mediated by Rose Satiko Gitirana Hikiji, professor of the anthropology department and coordinator of LISA-USP.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/1016183696/
AntropOCena is an initiative of LISA and aims to bring to the public the audiovisual production carried out by USP researchers, through exhibitions and debates.
CEstA Headquarters: Rua do Anfiteatro, 181, Colmeia - Favo 8 Cidade Universitária, São Paulo-SP
CEstA Duo with Gustavo de Godoy e Silva and Ivan Rocha
09/18/2026, at 5:30 pm
Gustavo de Godoy and Silva
Anthropologist with experience in linguistic documentation, with the Ka'apor, Mbya and Guató peoples
Ka'apor and Guató linguistic documentation
Presentation of the documentation project of Ka'apor and Guató. With Ka'apor we document the two languages of this people, the spoken and the signs. The collection of spoken ka'apor focused on documenting mythology, recording different versions of myths with different speakers, from different villages. The Guató collection was concerned with documenting an extremely threatened language, with only two speakers.
Ivan Rocha.
Ivan Rocha is a linguist working as a FAPESP Technical Training Scholar at the Documentation Center of Indigenous Languages and Cultures of MAE-USP. Previously, he did a postdoctoral internship at USP and served as a scholarship…
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