WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY

Where I come from is a short essay that transposes and intersects worlds of reflexivities and problematizations that circulate and exhale, notions and experiences in which readings by mestizo feminist authors such as Gloria Anzaldúa resonate with the purpose of building an aesthetic-political harmon...

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Autor principal: Misetich Astrada, Laura
Formato: Revistas
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Instituto Regional de Planeamiento y Hábitat (RPHA), Unidad Doble dependencia CONICET y UNSJ 2023
Acceso en línea:https://ojs.unsj.edu.ar/index.php/Mdis/article/view/Dedondevengo.LauraMisetichAstrada
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description Where I come from is a short essay that transposes and intersects worlds of reflexivities and problematizations that circulate and exhale, notions and experiences in which readings by mestizo feminist authors such as Gloria Anzaldúa resonate with the purpose of building an aesthetic-political harmony to think about a Comechingón changing ethnography. From an enunciation as a Camiare Comechingona woman by profession an anthropologist, I propose a dialogue open to many worlds from the edges and intersections, reflexively evoking experiences and visions of worlds from situated ethnographies of my family memories. As part of the Camiare Comechingón people and in a con- text of activation of communalization processes and anti-extracivist territorial struggles in the Province of Córdoba in Central-Western Argentina, I invite you to cross, move, recognize, uninstall, transpose borders, epistemological and ontological, to problematize the modern-colonial and patriarchal continuities by which Indigenous women, activists and researchers, were marked.
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spelling oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article-9732024-01-01T12:34:16Z WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY DE DÓNDE VENGO: HACIA UNA ETNOGRAFÍA CAMIARE COMECHINGÓN SITUADA-TRANSMUTANTE DE ONDE VENHO: RUMO A UMA ETNOGRAFIA CAMIARE COMECHINGÓN SITUADA-TRANSMUTADORA Misetich Astrada, Laura etnography woman camiare comechingón memories Indigenous Peoples etnografía mujer camiare comechingón memorias Pueblos Indigenas etnografia mulher camiare comechingón memórias Povos Indígenas Where I come from is a short essay that transposes and intersects worlds of reflexivities and problematizations that circulate and exhale, notions and experiences in which readings by mestizo feminist authors such as Gloria Anzaldúa resonate with the purpose of building an aesthetic-political harmony to think about a Comechingón changing ethnography. From an enunciation as a Camiare Comechingona woman by profession an anthropologist, I propose a dialogue open to many worlds from the edges and intersections, reflexively evoking experiences and visions of worlds from situated ethnographies of my family memories. As part of the Camiare Comechingón people and in a con- text of activation of communalization processes and anti-extracivist territorial struggles in the Province of Córdoba in Central-Western Argentina, I invite you to cross, move, recognize, uninstall, transpose borders, epistemological and ontological, to problematize the modern-colonial and patriarchal continuities by which Indigenous women, activists and researchers, were marked. De dónde vengo es un breve ensayo que traspone e intersecta mundos de reflexividades y problematizaciones que circulan y espiran, nociones y expe- riencias en donde resuenan lecturas de autoras feministas mestizas como Gloria Anzaldúa con el propósito de construir una sintonía estética-política para pensar una etnografía cambiare comechingón. Desde una enunciación como mujer camiare comechingona de profesión antropóloga propongo un diálogo abierto a muchos mundos desde los bordes y cruces, evocando reflexivamente experiencias y visiones de mundos, desde etnografías situadas de mis memo- rias familiares. Como parte del Pueblo camiare comechingón y en un contexto de activación de procesos de comunalización y luchas territoriales antiextra- civistas, en la Provincia de Córdoba en el centro oeste de Argentina, convido a cruzar, mover, reconocer, desinstalar, transponer fronteras, epistemológicas y ontológicas para problematizar las continuidades moderno-coloniales y patriarcales por las cuales fuimos marcadas las mujeres indígenas, las activistas e investigadoras. De onde venho é um pequeno ensaio que transpõe e cruza mundos de reflexividades e problematizações que circulam e exalam, noções e experiências nas quais ressoam leituras de autoras feministas mestiças como Gloria Anzaldúa com o propósito de construir uma harmonia estético-política para pensar uma etnografia comechingón em mudança. A partir de uma enunciação como mulher camiare comechingona de profissão antropóloga, proponho um diálogo aberto a muitos mundos a partir das bordas e interseções, evocando reflexivamente experiências e visões de mundo a partir de etnografias situadas de minhas memórias familiares. Como parte do povo camiare comechingón e num contexto de ativação de processos deconvido-vos a atravessar, mover, reconhecer, desinstalar, transpor fronteiras, epistemológicas e ontológicas, para problematizar ascontinuidades moderno-coloniais e patriarcais pelas quais as mulheres, ativistas e pesquisadoras in- dígenas fomos marcadas. comunalização e de lutas territo- riais anti-extracivistas na Província de Córdoba, no Centro-Oeste da Argentina, Instituto Regional de Planeamiento y Hábitat (RPHA), Unidad Doble dependencia CONICET y UNSJ 2023-12-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://ojs.unsj.edu.ar/index.php/Mdis/article/view/Dedondevengo.LauraMisetichAstrada Memorias disidentes. Revista de estudios críticos del patrimonio, archivos y memorias; Vol. 1 Núm. 1 (2023): Dossier Feminismos y Extractivismos. Número Lanzamiento; 89-115 3008-7716 spa https://ojs.unsj.edu.ar/index.php/Mdis/article/view/Dedondevengo.LauraMisetichAstrada/1107 Derechos de autor 2023 Laura Misetich Astrada https://creativecommons.org.ar/licencias/
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WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title_full WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title_fullStr WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title_full_unstemmed WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title_short WHERE I COME FROM: TOWARDS A SITUATED-TRANSMUTING CAMIARE WHERE I COME FROM: COMECHINGÓN ETHNOGRAPHY
title_sort where i come from: towards a situated-transmuting camiare where i come from: comechingón ethnography
url https://ojs.unsj.edu.ar/index.php/Mdis/article/view/Dedondevengo.LauraMisetichAstrada