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Witches and Indian women, daughters of saturn: arts, witchcraft and cannibalism

Chicangana-Bayona, Yobenj Aucardo ; Sawczuk, Susana Inés González

Estudos feministas, 2009-05, Vol.17 (2), p.507-526 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Witches and Indian women, daughters of saturn: arts, witchcraft and cannibalism
Autor: Chicangana-Bayona, Yobenj Aucardo ; Sawczuk, Susana Inés González
Assuntos: 16th century ; 17th century ; Anthropophagy ; Arte ; Bruxas ; Canibalismo ; Cannibalism ; Engraving ; Federal Republic of Germany ; Females ; Feminism ; Feminist theory ; Gender studies ; Humanities ; India ; Indians ; Inquisição ; Myths ; Renascimento alemão ; Stigma ; Typology ; Witchcraft ; Women's role ; Índias velhas
É parte de: Estudos feministas, 2009-05, Vol.17 (2), p.507-526
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Descrição: // ABSTRACT IN ENGLISH: The article inquires into the representation of women in the paintings and engravings about witchcraft in the XVI-XVII centuries, trying to establish an iconographic typology and covering the construction of negative stigmas attributed to the feminine body and its natural degradation. Through the support of visual sources such as paintings and engravings, mainly from the German Renaissance, the text demonstrates how the Indian women of the New World were associated to the witches of Europe and with the classic god Saturn, through the myth of cannibalism.
Editor: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Idioma: Espanhol;Português

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