Experiencia etnográfica con/sobre mujeres colla : Crianzas y prácticas de cuidado
Experiencia etnográfica con/sobre mujeres colla : Crianzas y prácticas de cuidado
Authors
Rodriguez, Viviana
Duarte, Cory
Duarte, Cory
Profesor Guía
Authors
Date
2023
Datos de publicación:
10.7770/CUHSO-V33N1-ART625
Cultura, Hombre, Sociedad (CUHSO), Vol.33, N°1, 218-242, 2023
Cultura, Hombre, Sociedad (CUHSO), Vol.33, N°1, 218-242, 2023
Tipo de recurso
Artículo de Revista
Keywords
Etnografía feminista - Mujeres colla - Prácticas de cuidado - Saberes ancestrales
Materia geográfica
Chile
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Abstract
Este artículo presenta un estudio etnográfico que indaga en las prácticas de cuidado y en las experiencias de crianza de mujeres colla en la región de Atacama, Chile. La investigación se posiciona desde la etnograf ía feminista, ya que está situada y centrada en las participantes, reconociéndolas como creadoras culturales. Los resultados principales muestran diversos saberes y prácti-cas de cuidado asociados a la crianza de niños y niñas, asimismo recoge relatos de vida cordilleranos que configuran sus crianzas y sus nuevas formas de (re)significar el cuidado. La principal conclusión es que las prácticas de cuidado son construidas históricamente y encarnadas en los cuerpos y memoria colec-tiva de las mujeres colla, los que se configuran como saberes ancestrales, que les permite posicionarse como transmisoras culturales en sus comunidades indígenas, siendo clave en su discurso la tradición cordillerana, la migración forzada, la vida comunitaria, la maternidad colectiva y la violencia patriarcal.
This article presents an ethnographic study that investigates the care practices and experiences of raising Colla women in the Atacama region, Chile. The research is positioned from the feminist ethnography, since it is lo-cated and focused on the participants, recognizing them as cultural creators. The main results show varied knowledge and care practices associated with the upbringing of boys and girls, as well as life stories from the Andes that shape their upbringing and their new ways of (re) signifying care. The main conclu-sion is that care practices are historically constructed and embodied in the bo-dies and collective memory of Colla women, which are configured as ancestral knowledge. This allows them to position themselves as a cultural transmitter in their indigenous communities, being the mountain range tradition, forced migration, community life, collective motherhood and patriarchal violence key issues in their discourse.
This article presents an ethnographic study that investigates the care practices and experiences of raising Colla women in the Atacama region, Chile. The research is positioned from the feminist ethnography, since it is lo-cated and focused on the participants, recognizing them as cultural creators. The main results show varied knowledge and care practices associated with the upbringing of boys and girls, as well as life stories from the Andes that shape their upbringing and their new ways of (re) signifying care. The main conclu-sion is that care practices are historically constructed and embodied in the bo-dies and collective memory of Colla women, which are configured as ancestral knowledge. This allows them to position themselves as a cultural transmitter in their indigenous communities, being the mountain range tradition, forced migration, community life, collective motherhood and patriarchal violence key issues in their discourse.