Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?

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Based on interviews and ethnographic records of protests that displaced through the city of Viedma (Río Negro province) from the popular neighborhoods to the center, this work analyzes how racism impacts on the daily lives of these people –particularly among the Mapuche collectives– and, in turn, ho...

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Autor principal: Cecchi, Paula
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA 2021
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racism
Mapuche
racialization
dissent
Popular neighborhoods
mapuche
racismo
racialización
disenso
barrios populares
racialização
dissenso
Bairros populares
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spelling I28-R265-article-79592023-12-10T23:25:31Z Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche? ¿Nadies? ¿Sin nadie? ¿Mapuche? Ninguém? Sem ninguém? Mapuche? Cecchi, Paula racism Mapuche racialization dissent Popular neighborhoods mapuche racismo racialización disenso barrios populares mapuche racismo racialização dissenso Bairros populares Based on interviews and ethnographic records of protests that displaced through the city of Viedma (Río Negro province) from the popular neighborhoods to the center, this work analyzes how racism impacts on the daily lives of these people –particularly among the Mapuche collectives– and, in turn, how they confront hegemonic narratives and convey their strategies of resistance and strengthening. While hegemonic discourses reproduce racism and naturalize historical conditioning, the discourses produced by Mapuche collectives criticize these effects and propose a dissident reading of the racialization processes, through which they question the role of the State and reflect on a shared, silenced, history from which they seek to rebuild their ties as Mapuche people. A partir de entrevistas y registros etnográficos de movilizaciones que recorrieron la ciudad de Viedma (provincia de Río Negro) desde los barrios populares hacia el centro, este trabajo analiza cómo impacta el racismo en la vida cotidiana de estas personas –particularmente entre los colectivos mapuche– y, a su vez, cómo estas confrontan con las narrativas hegemónicas y vehiculizan sus estrategias de resistencia y fortalecimiento. Mientras que los discursos hegemónicos reproducen el racismo y naturalizan condicionamientos históricos, los discursos elaborados por colectivos mapuche critican estos efectos y plantean una lectura disidente sobre los procesos de racialización, a través de la cual cuestionan el rol del Estado y reflexionan sobre la historia compartida, silenciada, desde la que buscan recomponer sus vínculos como pueblo. A partir de entrevistas e registros etnográficos de mobilizações que percorreram a cidade de Viedma (província de Río Negro) dos bairros populares ao centro, este trabalho analisa como o racismo impacta no cotidiano dessas pessoas –especialmente entre os coletivos Mapuche– e, em por sua vez, como elas enfrentam as narrativas hegemônicas e veiculam suas estratégias de resistência e fortalecimento. Enquanto os discursos hegemônicos reproduzem o racismo e naturalizam condicionamentos históricos, os discursos produzidos por coletivos Mapuche criticam esses efeitos e propõem uma leitura dissidente dos processos raciais, por meio dos quais questionam o papel do Estado e refletem sobre a história compartilhada, silenciada, a partir da qual procuram reconstruir seus laços como povo. Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA 2021-07-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículos evaluados por pares application/pdf text/html http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/7959 10.34096/runa.v42i2.7959 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; Vol 42 No 2 (2021); 245-260 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; Vol. 42 Núm. 2 (2021); 245-260 RUNA, archivo para las ciencias del hombre; v. 42 n. 2 (2021); 245-260 1851-9628 0325-1217 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/7959/9212 http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/7959/9415
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format Artículo revista
topic racism
Mapuche
racialization
dissent
Popular neighborhoods
mapuche
racismo
racialización
disenso
barrios populares
mapuche
racismo
racialização
dissenso
Bairros populares
spellingShingle racism
Mapuche
racialization
dissent
Popular neighborhoods
mapuche
racismo
racialización
disenso
barrios populares
mapuche
racismo
racialização
dissenso
Bairros populares
Cecchi, Paula
Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
topic_facet racism
Mapuche
racialization
dissent
Popular neighborhoods
mapuche
racismo
racialización
disenso
barrios populares
mapuche
racismo
racialização
dissenso
Bairros populares
author Cecchi, Paula
author_facet Cecchi, Paula
author_sort Cecchi, Paula
title Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
title_short Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
title_full Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
title_fullStr Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
title_full_unstemmed Nobodies? with nobody? Mapuche?
title_sort nobodies? with nobody? mapuche?
description Based on interviews and ethnographic records of protests that displaced through the city of Viedma (Río Negro province) from the popular neighborhoods to the center, this work analyzes how racism impacts on the daily lives of these people –particularly among the Mapuche collectives– and, in turn, how they confront hegemonic narratives and convey their strategies of resistance and strengthening. While hegemonic discourses reproduce racism and naturalize historical conditioning, the discourses produced by Mapuche collectives criticize these effects and propose a dissident reading of the racialization processes, through which they question the role of the State and reflect on a shared, silenced, history from which they seek to rebuild their ties as Mapuche people.
publisher Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA
publishDate 2021
url http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/runa/article/view/7959
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