Na aldeia, na mídia, na rua: reflexões sobre a resistência Kaiowa e Guarani em diálogo com o contexto de golpe político no Brasil e com o campo hegemônico da comunicação

Abstract

At conservative times, it becomes highly necessary (and urgent) to learn with collective experiences of resistance in long duration of history in all their dimensions. The against-colonization experience of Guarani-Kaiowa indigenous people invite us to observe a resistance political even to look for alive incidences of this forms of life in the forms of Social Communication characterized by rationalities of State, marketing and technical. In this article, I analyze some experiences of autonomous communication made by young and indigenous leaders toward ethnographic and media materialities. For this, I present a brief description of this as inter-worlds communicational productions and their incidence in our traditional forms of thoughts about communication processes in authoritarian contexts and of restrictions to the expression freedom (directly and/or by forced silence).