SÊNOHIKO TÊRENOE ÍRAI VIPUXOVOKU YA PÂNANA KAVÁNETIHIKO YA PITIVÓKOKE - MULHERES TERENA INDÍGENAS FEIRANTES DA ALDEIA BANANAL: VIVENCIAS, EXPERIÊNCIAS E O PROTAGONISMO.

Abstract

This article is the result of research developed for the Final Paper in History as part of the History Teaching degree at the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul/UFMS, Aquidauana Campus/CPAQ. Its aim is to record and present the accounts of three Terena Indigenous women market sellers in their sociocultural practices, such as selling products from the village to the cities. For this, it was necessary to carry out a bibliographic research on Indigenous women, focusing on the Terena, as well as field research, specifically through interviews with the women who are market sellers and live in the Bananal (Pânana) Village, located in the Taunay/Ipegue Indigenous Land, 60 km from Aquidauana, Mato Grosso do Sul. For the theoretical framework, we turned to the new Indigenous history as it allows us to understand the history of Indigenous women market sellers as a form of resistance.