PCM - L'univers des indiens huarpe de Guanacache

The Universe of the Huarpe Indians of Guanacache

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Themes	Clips
Synthetic presentation of social communities	"Guanacache. The Waters of Thirst": an ethnological narrative about the Huarpe people [Description] El Algarrobal - Gregorio Manzur’s native village in indigenous territory [TestimonialExplanation]
Main cultural characteristics of a group, a community	A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [TestimonialExplanation] The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation] Communication between inhabitants isolated in a desert world [TestimonialDescription] Gaining entry into the closed community of the Puesteros Huarpes [DescriptionExplanation] Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space [Description] Garlic and urine as protection against snakes and scorpions [Testimonial] The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation] Daily life among the Huarpes: tending to goats [Explanation]
Hygiene and body care	A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [TestimonialExplanation]
	The first excursions into the Huarpe world with writer Draghi Lucero de Mendoza [Testimonial]
Practical Knowledge and Traditional Know-How	The first excursions into the Huarpe world with writer Draghi Lucero de Mendoza [Testimonial] Drilling for water at great depths: disappointing results [Description]
Communities and social groups exerting an influence and a domination on other groups	The Mendoza region in the 18th century [DescriptionExplanation] The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation] Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
Living in desert	The extreme living conditions of the Puesteros in the region of Mendoza [ExplanationDisapproval] The stunning beauty of the deserts inhabited by the Huarpe Indians [Elogy]
	Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
Social organization of a group, a community	The Puesteros in Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina: precarious living conditions [DescriptionExplanation]
Humans and Wildlife	Formidable animals for the Puesteros Huarpes: the Matuasto lizard and the coral snake [TestimonialDescription] Problematic cohabitation with the puma [Explanation] The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [TestimonialExplanation] The movements of a goat herd [DescriptionPraise]
Breeding traditions and practices	The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [TestimonialExplanation]
Construction tradictions and practices	Pozo balde: a traditional Huarpe technique for remedying the chronic lack of water [Description]
Social communities living in a more or less complete insulation	Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space [Description]
Alimentation traditions and practices	Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
Essentials about the culture of a social community and its environment	Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description] The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
Traditional medicine practices	Distance healing used on a cow [Testimonial]
The oral and written litterary heritage	A updated version of the Faustian myth of the Devil [Narration] Gritons, or the frontier between reality and myth [Narration] The Devil as a protector of personal fortune [Testimonial] The Devil as protector of guitar players [Testimonial]
The religious heritage	The festival of San José Artesano [DescriptionExplanation] The Virgin Mary, owner of the Huarpes’ lands [Explanation] The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
Economic traditions and practices	Daily life among the Huarpes: tending to goats [Explanation]
Hunting traditions and practices	Goat herds as “tools” for teaching young pumas how to hunt [Explanation]
Examples of evolution of the social communities	The traditional world of Puesteros Huarpes in danger [DescriptionDisapproval]
Kitchen and human food	Methods of subsistence: diet of the Huarpes [Description]

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