PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO EM ANTROPOLOGIA SOCIAL

UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO

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Disciplina: MNA 829 – Antropologia dos Processos de Transformação

Tema: Antropologia do Risco e do Desastre
Professor: Edmundo Pereira
1º semestre de 2019
N° de créditos: 03 (três), 45 horas aula, 15 sessões
Horário: 3º Feira – 09:00 às 12:00h

Curso introdutório ao estudo dos fenômenos classificados, em termos humanitários,

patrimoniais, tecnológicos e ambientais, como desastres ou catástrofes. Em sua matriz
conceitual e etnográfica, decorre da ampliação da atenção das ciências humanas para
processos socioculturais de reconstrução, de reorganização social em quadro dramático,
no pós-guerras mundiais europeu; bem como do desenvolvimento de estudos
dedicados a mudança social e adaptação socioambiental das décadas de 1940-1950
frente aos efeitos de furacões, terremotos e grandes ondas na região do Pacífico. Nas
últimas décadas, tanto se define como uma área de estudos, em campo interdisciplinar
entre as ciências sociais e as biológico-ambientais, quanto amplia seu escopo
etnográfico, incluindo de desastres patrimoniais e políticas de genocídios de populações
e grupos étnicos, a rompimentos de barragens e usinas nucleares, em interconexões
com processos mais gerais de expansão econômica, de formação e contestação de
direitos socioambientais, de produção contínua do estado de vulnerabilidade e risco.

SESSÕES:

1. INTRODUÇÃO

2-3. EVENTO CRÍTICO, ECONOMIA POLÍTICA DO RISCO E PRODUÇÃO SOCIAL DA VULNERABILIDADE

DAS, Veena. Critical events. An anthropological perspective on contemporary India.

(Introduction, Cap. VI). London: Oxford University Press, 1995.

BECK, Ulrick. Sociedade do Risco. Rumo a uma outra modernidade. SP: Editora 34, 2010
(Introdução e Parte I).

BECK, Ulrick. “Risk Society Revisited: Theory, Politics and Research Programs”. In: Adam,
Barbara & Beck, Ulrich & Loon, Joostvan (Eds.) The Risk Society and Beyond. Critical
issues for social theory. London: Sage Publications, 2000.

BENSA, Alban. “Les sciences sociales face a l’evenement”. In: La Fin de l’Exotisme. Essais
d’Anthropologie Critique. Paris: Anacharsis, 2012.

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OLIVER-SMITH, Anthony. “Anthropology and the political economy of Disaster”. In:
JONES, Eric & MURPHY, Arthur (Eds.). The political economy of hazards and disasters.
Toronto: Altamira Press, 2009.

COMPLEMENTAR:
BENSA, Alban. “Da micro-história a uma antropologia crítica”. In: Revel, Jacques
(Org.). Jogos de Escalas. A experiência da micoanálise. RJ: FGV, 1998.

LAMOND, Ian & PLATT, Louise. “Introduction”. In: Lamond & Platt (Eds.) Critical events
studies. Approach to research. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.

ADAM, Barbara & Van LOON, Joost. “Introduction. Repositioning risk: the challenge
for Social Theory”. In: Adam, Barbara & Beck, Ulrich & Loon, Joostvan (Eds.) The Risk
Society and Beyond. Critical issues for social theory. London: Sage Publications, 2000.

4-5. OCEANIA, 1940-1950: CULTURA, AMBIENTE, MUDANÇA SOCIAL

FIRTH, Raymond. Social Change in Tikopia. London: Allen & Unwin, 1959 (I. Tikopia Re-
studied; III. Critical pressures on food supply and their economic effects).

SCHNEIDER, David. “Typhoons on Yap”. Human Organization, 16(2), 1957:pp.10-15.

BELSHAW, Cyrill. “Social consequences of the Mount Lamington Eruption”. Oceania,

21(4), 1951:241-51.

KEESING, F. “The papuan Orokaiva vs. Mt. Lamington: cultural shock and it aftermath”.
Human Organization, 11 (1), 1952:pp.16-22.

COMPLEMENTAR:
MAUSS, Marcel. “Ensaio sobre a Dádiva. Forma e razão da troca nas sociedades
arcaicas”. Em: Mauss, M. Sociologia e Antropologia. SP: Cosac & Naify, 2003:185-318.

MALINOWSKI, Bronislaw. Argonautas do Pacífico Ocidental. Um relato do

empreendimento e da aventura dos nativos nos arquipélagos da Nova Guiné
Melanésia. SP: Abril Cultural, 1984 (Caps. 3-5).

6-7. DESASTRE: GENEALOGIA, CAMPO DE ESTUDO E ALGUNS PROBLEMAS DE INVESTIGAÇÃO

HUET, Marie-Hélène. The culture of disaster. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2012
(Introduction, Part I, 1-3).

OLIVER-SMITH, Anthony. “Anthropological research on hazards and disasters”. Annual

Review of Anthropology, 25, 1996:pp.303-328.

REVET, Sandrine. “L’Ethnologie et la Catastrophe”. Problemes d’Amerique Latine, 69,

2008:pp.2-23.

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REVET, Sandrine. ”Contar e narrar os desastres”. Lumina, 12 (2), 2018:pp.5-18.

GARCÍA-ACOSTA, Virginia & MUSSET, Alain. “Introduction. Les catástrofe au risque de

l’interdisciplinarité”. In: García-Acosta & Musset (Eds.) Les Catastrophes et
L’Interdisciplinarité. Paris: L’Harmattan, 2017.

MURPHY, Arthue & JONES, Eric. “Linking Broad-Scale Political Economic Contexts to
Fine-Scale Economic Consequences in Disaster Research”. In: JONES, Eric & MURPHY,
Arthur (Eds.). The political economy of hazards and disasters. Toronto: Altamira Press,
2009.

SIGAUD, Lygia. Efeitos Sociais de Grandes projetos hidrelétricos: as barragens de

Sobradinho e Machadinho. Comunicações do PPGAS, 9, 1986:pp. 1-66.

TADDEI, Renzo. “O lugar do saber local (sobre ambiente e desastres)”. In: Siqueira,
Antenora & Valencio, Norma & Siena, Mariana & Malagoli, Marco (Orgs.) Riscos de
Desastres relacionados à Água. São Carlos: RiMa Editora, 2015.

COMPLEMENTAR:
WALLACE, Anthony. Human Behavior in Extreme Situations: a survey of the literature
and suggestions for further research. Washington: National Academy of Sciences,
1956:pp.1-14 (Introduction, The Major types of Literature).

TORRY, William. “Anthropological studies in Hazardous Environments: past trends and

new horizons.”. Current Anthropology, 20 (3), 1979:517-529.

ANDERSON, Mark. Disaster writing. The cultural politics of catastrophe in Latin

America. London: University of Virgina Press, 2011 (Introduction).

TURNER, Daniel & PIRIE, Elliot. “Problems of involvement and detachment: a critical
approach to researching live event experiences”. In: Lamond & Platt (Eds.) Critical
events studies. Approach to research. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.

GARCÍA-ACOSTA, Virginia. Historical disaster research”. In: Hoffman, Susanna &

Oliver-Smith, Anthony (Eds.). Catastrophe and Culture. The Anthropology of Disaster.
New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 2002.

LOPES, José Sergio Leite. “Sobre processo de ‘ambientalização’ dos conflitos e sobre
dilemas da participação”. Horizontes Antropológicos, 12 (25), 2006:pp. 31-64.

8-11. CASOS:

8-9. DESASTRE AMBIENTAL

REVET, Sandrine. Anthropologie d’une catastrophe. Les coulées de boue de 1999 au

Venezuela. Paris: Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, 2007 (Introduction, Caps. 4 e 6)

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BROWN-JEFFY, S. & KROLL-SMITH, S. “Recovering Inequality: Democracy, the Market
Economy, and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire”. In: JONES, Eric & MURPHY,
Arthur (Eds.). The political economy of hazards and disasters. Toronto: Altamira Press,
2009.

KATHLEEN, T. & BEYC, C. & KULIGOWSKI, K. “Metaphors Matter: Disaster Myths, Media
Frames, and Their Consequences in Hurricane Katrina.” The Annals of the American
Academy of Political and Social Science, 604(1), 2006:pp. 57-87.

SILVA, D.A.M. & YAMAO, Masahiro. “Effects of the Tsunami on Fisheries and Coastal
Livelihoods”. Disasters 31(4), 2007:pp. 386-404.

COBERT, Alice. “Haiti, des vivants et des morts”. In: García-Acosta & Musset (Eds.) Les
Catastrophes et L’Interdisciplinarité. Paris: L’Harmattan, 2017.

10-11. DESASTRE PATRIMONIAL

CONVERY, Ian & CORSANE, Gerad & DAVIS, Peter. “Introduction”. In: Convery & Gerard
& (Eds.) Displaced Heritage. Responses to Disaster, Trauma and Loss. NY: The Boydell
Press, 2014.

MENTEC, Katiana & ZHANG, Qiaoyun. “Heritagization of disaster ruins and ethnic culture
in China: recovery plans after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake”. China Information, 3(3),
2017:pp.349-370.

ECKERSLEY, Susannah & CORSONE, Gerard. “Memorialization in Eastern Germany:

Displacement, (Re)placement and Integration of Macro- and Micro-Heritage”.”. In:
Convery & Gerard & (Eds.) Displaced Heritage. Responses to Disaster, Trauma and Loss.
NY: The Boydell Press, 2014.

BESLEY, Jo & WERE, Graeme Were “Remembering the Queensland Floods: Community
Collecting in the Wake of Natural Disaster”. In: Convery & Gerard & (Eds.) Displaced
Heritage. Responses to Disaster, Trauma and Loss. NY: The Boydell Press, 2014.

HARADA, Takashi. “Earthquakes: People, Landscape and Heritage in Japan”. In: Convery
& Gerard & (Eds.) Displaced Heritage. Responses to Disaster, Trauma and Loss. NY: The
Boydell Press, 2014.

QUNTAR, Salam Al & HANSON, Katharyn & DANIELS, Brian & WEGENER, Corine.
“Responding to a Cultural Heritage Crisis: The Example of the Safeguarding the Heritage
of Syria and Iraq Project”. Near Eastern Archaeology, 78 (3), 2015:pp. 154-160.

12-13. GOVERNABILIDADE, VULNERABILIDADE E POLÍTICAS DA AJUDA

TORRY, William. “Bureaucracy, Community and natural Disasters”. Human Organziation,

37, 1978:pp.302-308.

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REVET, Sandrine & LANGUMIER, Julien. “Introduction”. In: Revet & Langumier (Dir.). Le
Gouvernement des catastrophes. Paris: Karthala, 2013.

LAWRENCE, Jennifer. “Manufacturing biopolitical disaster: Instrumental (ir)rationality

and the Deepwater Horizon disaster”. In: Lawrence, Jennifer & Wiebe, Sarah (Eds.)
Biopolitical Disaster. New York: Routledge, 2018.

SKOUFIAS, Emmanuel. “Economic Crises and Natural Disasters: Coping Strategies and
Policy Implications”. World Development 31(7), 2003:pp. 1087-2003.

CANNON, Terry. “Vulnerability Analysis and the Explanation of 'Natural' Disasters”. In:
Varley. A. (Ed.) Disasters, Development and Environment. NY: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.,
1994.

SILVA, M. & AMARASIRI, W. “Ethnicity, Politics and Inequality: Post-tsunami

Humanitarian Aid Delivery in Ampara District, Sri Lanka”. Disasters 33(2), 2008:pp. 253-
273.

COMPLEMENTAR:
WISNER, Ben. “Sustainable Suffering? Reflections on Development and Disaster
Vulnerability”. Regional Development Dialogue 24 (1), 2003:pp.135-148.

COPANS, Jean. “The Sahelian drought: social sciences and the political economy of
underdevelopment”. In: Hewitt, K. (Ed.) Interpretations of calamity. NY: Allen &
Unwin, 1983.

GEBRE, Y. “Resettlement and the Unnoticed Losers: Impoverishment Disasters among

the Gumz in Ethiopia”. Human Organization 62 (1), 2003:pp.50-61.

14-15. REORGANIZAÇÃO, REVITALIZAÇÃO, RECONSTRUÇÃO

GLOWEZEWSKI, Barbara. “Résister au desastre: entre épuisement et création”. Cahier

d’nthropologie Sociale, 07, 2001:pp. 23-40.

DYER, Christopher. “From the Phoenix Effect to Punctuated Entropy: The Culture of
Response as a Unifying Paradigm of Disaster Mitigation and Recovery”. In: JONES, Eric &
MURPHY, Arthur (Eds.). The political economy of hazards and disasters. Toronto:
Altamira Press, 2009.

KILBY, Patrick. “The Strength of Networks the Local NGO Response to the tsunami in
India”. Disasters, 32(1), 2008:pp.120-130.

GERVAIS, Myriam. “Human Security and Reconstruction Efforts in Rwanda: Impact on

the Lives of Women”. Development in Practice, Vol.13, No. 5, 2003:pp.542-551.

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PARSON, Nia. “Contested narratives. Challenging the State’s Neoliberal Authority in the
aftermath of the Chilean Earthquake”. In: Button, G. & Schuller, M. (Eds.)
Contextualizing Disaster. NY: Berghahn, 2016.

GOYENA, Alberto. “O sorriso irônico dos budas: demolição e patrimônio no vale sagrado
de Bamiyan”. In: Gonçalves R. & Guimarães R. & Bitar N. (orgs.), A Alma das Coisas:
Patrimônios, materialidades, ressonâncias. Rio de Janeiro: Mauad Faperj, 2013:pp. 19 –
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COMPLEMENTAR:
WALLACE, Anthony. “Revitalization movements”. American Anthropologist, 58,
1956:pp.265-281.

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