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ESPAÇOS E CULTURAS DE FRONTEIRA NA AMAZÔNIA OCIDENTAL

2009; UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE GOIÁS; Volume: 3; Issue: 2 Linguagem: Inglês

10.5216/ag.v3i2.7643

1982-1956

Laís M. Cardia,

Indigenous Health and Education

To perform investigations whiting boundary areas, major challenges are imposes due to the complexity which is present whenever it is considered the existing ethnical multiculturalism and multiplicity in that places. This article is the outcome from investigations performed between 2006 and 2008 in the Brazilian frontier (Assis Brazil- Acre), Peru (Iñapari-Madre de Díos) and Bolivia (Bolpebra-Pando). It intends to discuss the correlated cultural aspects between the changes in the space, boundary cultures, and cultural diversities, phenomena which are present in those populations, and which result from a daily and constant acquaintanceship. Despite the propagation of the "integration" between populations of the Triple Frontier is part of the regional, local, and national speeches, those who live there in fact, already live the flows and links that surpass national frontiers. Key-words: Southern Amazon, culture from the, changes in the space. Introdução