Pub Date : 2020-02-17DOI: 10.34096/runa.v41i2.6195
C. Remorini, Analía Jacob, M. Morgante, L. Teves
Etnográficamente caracterizamos los procesos de aprendizaje de niños, niñas y jóvenes por medio de su participación en la celebración de la Fiestas Patronales de un pueblo de los Valles Calchaquíes (Salta). Nos focalizamos en el desarrollo de las habilidades necesarias que les permiten intervenir en actividades y relaciones de cooperación en el marco de una institución -los grupos de alfereces-. Mediante entrevistas a alfereces de distinto género y edad; y la observación etnográfica y registro audiovisual de la celebración, identificamos aspectos relevantes a este rol: cómo se inician en la práctica, qué habilidades deben desarrollar, qué actividades realizan, qué condiciones favorecen y restringen la continuidad de esta institución. Esta celebración requiere del esfuerzo coordinado de distintos grupos de alfereces, instituciones y vecinos; y constituye la única instancia de aprendizaje y puesta en práctica de habilidades necesarias para devenir alferez, en un contexto donde el intercambio generacional y la reciprocidad son centrales.
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Pub Date : 2019-12-18DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.5536
L. Greco
espanolAnalizare contextos donde diversos colectivos indigenas mbya y jurua (no indigenas) realizan acciones conjuntas que involucran nociones de “cultura” en la region de San Ignacio, Misiones, Argentina. Las reflexiones emergen de mi participacion en un colectivo de trabajo audiovisual asi como de mi investigacion de posdoctorado en comunidades y una Escuela Intercultural Bilingue aledanas a San Ignacio. Busco entender los modos en que se producen diferencias, identificaciones y alianzas entre los diversos colectivos mbya y jurua en los conflictivos contextos de cercamiento territorial contemporaneos. Contextualizare estas interacciones en el marco de politicas de identidad estatales y profundizare en los modos en que los colectivos mbya realizan proyectos de existencia al construir-resaltar su diferencia y relacion ante la sociedad no indigena asi como los modos en que los diversos colectivos jurua analizados acompanan estos proyectos. EnglishI will analyze contexts in which mbya and jurua (non-indigenous) collectives lead up actions related to mbya “culture” in San Ignacio area, Misiones, Argentina. These considerations emerge from my participation in an audio visual working collective as from my post PH research between communities and in an Intercultural Bilingual School in San Ignacio area. I reach an understanding of the ways in which mbyaand jurua collectives produce differences, identifications and alliances in the conflictive contemporary contexts of terri-torial enclosure. I will contextualize these interactions in the frame of State identity policies and I will focus in the ways in which mbyacollectives perform their existence projects by building and by emphasizing their difference and relation in front of non-indigenous society. I will focus also in the ways in which the different jurua collectives support these projects. portuguesAnalisarei contextos onde diversos coletivos indigenas mbya e jurua (nao indigenas) realizam acoes conjuntas que envolvem nocoes de “cultura” na regiao de San Ignacio, Misiones, Argentina. As reflexoes emergem da minha participacao num coletivo de trabalho audiovisual assim como de minha pesquisa pos- doutoral em comunidades e numa Escola Intercultural Bilingue lindeiras com San Ignacio. Procuro entender os modos em que sao produzidas diferencas, identificacoes e aliancas entre os diversos coletivos mbya e jurua nos conflituosos contextos de fechamento territorial contemporâneos. Contextualizarei estas interacoes no marco das politicas de identidade estatais e aprofundarei nos modos em que os coletivos mbya realizam seus projetos de existencia construindo e destacando sua diferenca e relacao perante a sociedade nao indigena, assim como os modos em que os diversos coletivos juruaanalisados acompanham estes projetos.
西班牙将分析各种姆比亚和朱鲁阿土著群体(非土著)采取联合行动的背景,这些行动涉及阿根廷米西奥斯圣伊格纳西奥地区的“文化”概念。这些反思源于我参加了一个视听工作小组,以及我在圣伊格纳西奥的社区和阿莱达纳斯双语跨文化学校的博士后研究。我试图了解在当代领土封闭的冲突背景下,不同的姆比亚和朱鲁阿群体之间发生差异、认同和联盟的方式。他们将在国家身份政策的框架内将这些互动联系起来,并深入研究MBYA群体在建设时执行存在项目的方式-强调他们与非土著社会的差异和关系,以及所分析的各种侏罗纪群体伴随这些项目的方式。Englishi将分析Mbya和Jurua(非土著)群体在阿根廷米西奥斯圣伊格纳西奥地区领导与Mbya“文化”有关的行动的背景。这些考虑源于我参加一个视听工作集体,以及我在社区之间的博士后研究和圣伊格纳西奥地区的一所跨文化双语学校。我了解姆比亚和朱鲁阿群体在领土封锁的当代冲突背景下产生差异、认同和联盟的方式。我将在国家身份政策的框架内将这些互动联系起来,并将重点关注姆比亚Collectives通过建设和强调他们在非土著社会面前的差异和关系来执行其存在项目的方式。我还将重点关注不同的Jurua集体支持这些项目的方式。葡萄牙人AnalysariaRei Contextos Onde各种土著Mbya和Jurua系列(NAO Indigenas)进行联合活动,涵盖阿根廷米西奥斯圣伊格纳西奥地区的“文化”概念。作为Reflexos Emergem da Minha参加了Trabalho视听Assim的Num系列活动,如De Minha Pesquisa Pos-Doutoral EM Comunidas和Numa Escola跨文化双语Lindeiras Com San Ignacio。我试图了解SAO Produzidas在不同的MBYA和Jurua Nos系列之间的不同、身份认同和盟友的EM模式,这些系列融合了当代领土归属的背景。将这些非马可·达斯(Marco Das)成员的身份政策置于背景中,并批准我们的EM模式,这些EM模式是MBYA系列通过构建和强调与Sociedade Nao Indigena的Sua Differenca和Relacao Peracua来实现其存在项目的,Assim作为与这些项目一起分析的各种法律收藏的EM模式。
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Pub Date : 2019-12-18DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.5546
F. Pacífico
Este artículo propone un abordaje etnográfico de las prácticas políticas colectivas desarrolladas por mujeres titulares del programa “Argentina Trabaja” considerando la relación entre las formas de organización puestas en marcha por las cooperativas y aquello que sucede en las viviendas –su construcción, reforma y movimientos–. Dialogando con abordajes antropológicos sobre las casas, se planteará que aquello que las personas producen colectivamente a partir de un programa estatal y del desarrollo de prácticas de militancia se materializa en transformaciones en las viviendas y en la circulación de objetos entre quienes las habitan. Se propone contribuir a una reflexión más amplia en torno a los modos en que se define qué es la “política” y cuál es el sentido que la participación en modalidades de organización colectiva tiene en las vidas de las personas.
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Pub Date : 2019-12-18DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.6411
Estefanía Martynowskyj
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Pub Date : 2019-12-13DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.6272
Agustín Barna
In this article, from the reconstruction and in-depth analysis of an ethnographic situation which is a part of an investigation in a Local Service of Protection of Children’s Rights of the Buenos Aires conurban, I try to characterize some significant dimensions of the contemporary modalities of childhood management in the era of their rights. I reconstruct here interactions that, within the framework of normative and moral horizons that ponder “co-responsibility” and “community participation” in the “restitution of children’s rights”, expose particular imbrications in which certain state actions are overprinted on a repertoire of popular initiatives linked to relationships of mutual aid and proximity. Social practices such as the circulation of children expose a deeply complex and hybrid configuration, in which state productivity and popular initiatives; formality and informality; durability and mutability; adoption, guards and fosterage, converge to varying degrees
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Pub Date : 2019-12-05DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.6254
Pia Leavy
The article analyzes from an anthropological perspective the social and cultural organization of child care in rural contexts from Oran (Salta, Argentine). This methodological theoretical perspective recovers feminist´s research on care and social studies on childhood, to explore the processes of childhood construction in rural contexts in Salta and proposes to think of children as active subjects in care organization. The ethnographic work was carried out in rural sectors with Creole and Ava-Guarani families, from Argentine and Bolivia. State interventions are insufficient to respond to the demands of child care in rural contexts, marked by labor informality. Children assume responsibilities in care tasks and have a greater degree of autonomy. Ethnographic perspective allows us to understand the wide acceptance of the children’s police school, as a space that allows defamiliarizing child care tasks.
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Pub Date : 2019-11-20DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.7110
Claudia Fonseca
Based on documental sources and informal interviews with professionals involved in this theme, we propose in this article to describe changes in the field of child adoption in Brazil over the past thirty years. We begin with a methodological observation on the lack of systematic statistics on domestic adoption. We proceed to consider a growing emphasis in recent years on adoption through the National Adoption Registry (in particular of older children) as a solution for the large number of youngsters in institutional care. We suggest that a pragmatic view based on the individualized child’s rights has gained ground, at the same time that discourses on “social justice” and “family reintegration”, associated with the beginning years of the Children’s Code, have been toned down. We then turn to the debates around “direct adoptions”, raising the hypothesis that, although suffering from doubtful legitimacy and zero visibility in official discourse, they exert a great influence on adoption practice in Brazil. We finish by underlining silences in the field of child adoption that hinder the evaluation of present policies as well as the planning of effective policies in the future.
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Pub Date : 2019-11-11DOI: 10.34096/RUNA.V40I2.6270
S. Nascimento
Since last months of 2017, I participated in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, in a civil society group organized to support Elida de Oliveira who claims the right to live with his Kaiowa son, who is in an institutional care in the municipality of Dourados since 2015. In order to elucidate what has been denounced by the press as "removal of indigenous children” from their families, I present a case where suspicions about biological maternity from a mother who has not undergone public health procedures, are being used as one of the reasons for the removal of children by authorities of the Protection System. Starting from the political mobilization around the case, I draw attention to the heterogeneous participation of the Guarani and Kaiowa Indians around this debate, considering the historical and social context in which they are.
自2017年最后几个月以来,我在巴西南马托格罗索州参加了一个民间社会团体,该团体旨在支持Elida de Oliveira,他声称有权与他的Kaiowa儿子一起生活,自2015年以来,Kaiowa一直在杜拉多斯市的一家机构护理。为了阐明被媒体谴责为“将土著儿童从家庭中带走”,我提出了一个案例,其中一位未经公共卫生程序的母亲对亲生母亲的怀疑被用作保护系统当局将儿童带走的原因之一Guarani和Kaiowa印第安人围绕着这场辩论,考虑到他们所处的历史和社会背景。
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Pub Date : 2019-11-02DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.6198
Chantal Medaets
In this paper I compare learning modalities and codes of conduct that govern relations outside the school space, in the daily interactions of a community in the Lower Tapajos region, and those that occur within the school. Are transmission and learning practices in the community and family life the same or do they inform those mobilized in the school setting? The preliminary results indicate that there are significant differences in the patterns of interaction in both spaces and that teachers and students seem to shift from one pattern to the other without demonstrating conflicts.
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Pub Date : 2019-10-15DOI: 10.34096/runa.v40i2.6282
Laura Santillán
In this article we set out to analyze the images of childhood that different sociopolitical actors put into play in popular neighborhoods of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires. We refer to initiatives promoted by residents, volunteers and political activists who have come up with a collectivized proposal for the care of children. We will base our analysis on the records that come from the anthropological and ethnographic field work that we have carried out since 2001 in the north and north-west of Buenos Aires city suburbs (Gran Buenos Aires). The analysis seeks to document the ways in which the production of images regarding children and their needs takes place as the political subjectivities of those who promote these actions are generated and shaped. This process, far from being restricted to adults, involves children fully, who turn out to be active in the processes of construction of those actions that have them as their object.
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