Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn

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The contribution of Amazonian anthropology to archaeologies of ontology is assessed in order to explore human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River. Available archaeological information regarding Goya-Malabrigo pottery with zoomorphic appendages sugge...

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Autor principal: Bastourre, María Laura
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología 2021
Materias:
perspectivism
nature-culture
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarchaeology
zoomorphic appendages
perspectivismo
naturaleza-cultura
zooarqueología
apéndices zoomorfos
Perspectivismo
natureza-cultura
zooarqueologia
apêndices zoomórficos
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/30066
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic perspectivism
nature-culture
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarchaeology
zoomorphic appendages
perspectivismo
naturaleza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueología
apéndices zoomorfos
Perspectivismo
natureza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueologia
apêndices zoomórficos
spellingShingle perspectivism
nature-culture
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarchaeology
zoomorphic appendages
perspectivismo
naturaleza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueología
apéndices zoomorfos
Perspectivismo
natureza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueologia
apêndices zoomórficos
Bastourre, María Laura
Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
topic_facet perspectivism
nature-culture
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarchaeology
zoomorphic appendages
perspectivismo
naturaleza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueología
apéndices zoomorfos
Perspectivismo
natureza-cultura
Goya-Malabrigo
zooarqueologia
apêndices zoomórficos
author Bastourre, María Laura
author_facet Bastourre, María Laura
author_sort Bastourre, María Laura
title Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
title_short Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
title_full Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
title_fullStr Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
title_full_unstemmed Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn
title_sort human/animals relations in the pre-hispanic societies from the middle and lower paraná river: an ontological turn
description The contribution of Amazonian anthropology to archaeologies of ontology is assessed in order to explore human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River. Available archaeological information regarding Goya-Malabrigo pottery with zoomorphic appendages suggests that past ontological filters can be linked to animic or perspectivistic regimes. A more critical ontological turn, however, should go beyond representationalism and, instead of wondering what “worldviews” these zoomorphic figures express, it could benefit from focusing on its affective and agentive capacities. To this regard, the concepts of body transformation and “specification” are addressed, which led to considering other aspects and materials involved in human engagements with animals in the past. It is argued that practices commonly labeled as “material” (eg. subsistence) as well as those traditionally linked to “symbolic worlds” (e.g. animal representations) are both better understood as materially interwoven actions and relations involving multiple agencies, not just human ones. It is from this relational process that subjects, objects, materials, meanings, humans and animals emerge, without a priori ontological distinctions between them.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/30066
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