Brazilian Ethnology: Pathways of an Indigenous Anthropology

In this article, we trace a movement that seeks to understand the current context of Brazilian ethnology. In dialogue with other descriptions produced over the last few decades, we address what we view as one of the most significant current developments of this sub-domain of Brazilian anthropology: the emergence of what might be considered an indigenous anthropology. Instead of attempting to define this phenomenon, we have chosen to approach it by highlighting some of the problems and questions presented in the works of indigenous researchers.