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D’invisibles à hyper-médiatisées : femmes chamanes shipibo-konibo et tourisme par ayahuasca en Amazonie occidentale

Anne‐marie Colpron

Les Cahiers du CIÉRA 2022 DOI: 10.7202/1092551ar (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Topics Ayahuasca
Citations 2
Key points Argues that Shipibo-Konibo women shamans have transitioned from invisibility to hyper-visibility due to ayahuasca tourism, reshaping gender roles and shamanic practice.

Abstract

D’invisibles à hyper-médiatisées : femmes chamanes shipibo-konibo et tourisme par ayahuasca en Amazonie occidentale. Un article de la revue Les Cahiers du CIÉRA (Genres et identités : perspectives autochtones contemporaines. Actes du 17ème colloque du CIÉRA 2019) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.

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