Cultura brasileira e cultura indígena: um desafio hiperdialético

Dear English-reading Visitors. This is the HomePage of Mércio Gomes. It contains a Blog and divers information about Mércio, his career, his bibliography, and about his theoretical orientation, HYPERDIALECTICS. The Blog is mostly about indigenous (particularly Brazilian), anthropological, and cultural issues. Posts come out as comments on news, books, articles, and discussions that are going on in indigenous and academic circles. The posts are written in Portuguese, however, if you want to participate you can contact Mércio and ask for clarification on any blog post or article. If you want to know something about Mércio, please see his entry in Wikipedia. He is a cultural anthropologist, a university professor in Rio de Janeiro, author of several books on Brazilian Indians and one co-authored book about environmental degradation in Holland. Mercio presided the Brazilian Foundation for Indigenous Peoples (Funai) for three and half years (Sept 2003-Mar 2007) and was responsible for the demarcation of 66 indigenous territories that amounted to some 110,000 square km of land.

Posição de Mércio Gomes sobre Usina Belo Monte

Os desafios do indigenismo brasileiro

Três visões do indigenismo lutam pelo poder

Antropologia Hiperdialética cozida à brasileira

O Fim do Politicamente Correto

A ilusão messiânica

Antropologia brasileira em crise

Críticas à atual gestão da Funai

Mangabeira Unger: uma nova voz no Planalto brasileiro

Raposa Serra do Sol é reconhecida pelo STF

O voto de Ayres Britto sobre Raposa Serra do Sol

Relator Anaya critica política indigenista

S. James Anaya, relator da ONU, fala sobre o Brasil