Pub Date : 2022-10-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda49.2022.05
Mateo Pazos Cárdenas
: The purpose of this article is to analyze the intersections between the spaces of deployment of the cultural traditions of the Colombian South Pacific, associated with the heritage of marimba music and the region’s traditional songs and dances, and the LGBTQ+ subjects who embody and enact them in their daily lives. How are the particular life experiences of these self-recognized LGBTQ+ subjects articulated with the reproduction and performatization of these cultural traditions? How is this gender diversity strained and negotiated in such spaces? What does the notorious invisibi-lization of gender diversity in intangible cultural heritage studies tell us? What contributions
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Pub Date : 2022-10-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda49.2022.03
Violeta A. Killian Galván, P. Ojeda, R. Heras, Carolina Somonte, Carlos A. Baied, M. G. Colaneri, H. Panarello
: In this paper, we analyze the changes in food consumption patterns throughout the lives of five individuals (n=5), one subadult and four adults, found in archaeological sites of El Remate, Bajo los Cardones and Finca Cruz. All of them are associated with the Formative period (ca. 2500 - 1000 years B. P.) and are located in the Quebrada de Amaicha (Tucumán, Argentina). We propose an analysis of the carbon and nitrogen isotopic composition in the dentin of different sections of the same tooth and in different teeth of the five individuals. This approach sheds light on the way in which the characteristics of children’s diets affect their adulthood, as well as providing a more inclusive perspective on consumption patterns in the agropastoralist societies of the study area by integrating young individuals into the analysis. Little intravariation and intervariation was found, with a predominance of food resources framed in the C 4 photosynthetic pattern. The exception is an individual, probably female, whose diet was based on C 3 resources during the first period of life. This could be the result of the existence of a “childhood diet” or of a change in geographic residence, with both areas being isotopi-cally distinguishable. Finally, we illustrate the methodological steps required to reconstruct life histories through the serial study of human dental pieces. This is a novel approach, which has been applied to human remains from the Argentine Northwest for the first time.
在本文中，我们分析了在El Remate, Bajo los Cardones和Finca Cruz考古遗址发现的5个个体(n=5)， 1个亚成虫和4个成虫的食物消费模式的变化。所有这些都与形成期(约公元前2500 - 1000年)有关，并位于Quebrada de Amaicha (Tucumán，阿根廷)。我们建议对这五个人同一牙齿的不同部分和不同牙齿的牙本质进行碳氮同位素组成分析。这种方法阐明了儿童饮食特征对其成年期的影响方式，并通过将年轻人纳入分析，为研究地区农牧社会的消费模式提供了更具包容性的视角。在c4光合模式下，食物资源占主导地位。唯一的例外是一个个体，可能是女性，她的饮食是基于生命初期的碳- 3资源。这可能是“童年饮食”存在的结果，也可能是地理居住地变化的结果，这两个地区在同位素上是可区分的。最后，我们说明了通过人类牙齿碎片的系列研究重建生活史所需的方法步骤。这是一种新颖的方法，首次应用于阿根廷西北部的人类遗骸。
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Pub Date : 2022-10-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda49.2022.06
Ana Milena Horta Prieto
: The purpose of this article is to argue that the menstrual blood care practices of Colombia’s Iku indigenous women establish a particular rela-tionship with their territory, which means that they can be considered as part of the assemblages that make up territorial governance. This makes sense from an ontological perspective that acknowledges other territories and multiple practices and knowledge that introduce care as part of the management of the commons and that take place in intimate, informal, and non-deliberative spaces. The research was conducted in the iku communities of Nabusímake, between 2016 and 2019, and Katunsama in 2021, through ethnographic obser-vation and semi-structured interviews. I conclude the text by pointing out that governance studies can be enhanced by the feminine practices of caring for blood and territory, as complementary practices to the knowledge of the mamos and authorities. These feminine practices question the separation between the public and the private for the common good, and highlight the centrality of care in the relationships between humans and extrahumans for the continuity of life. The analysis presented here contributes to studies of indigenous women’s participation in territorial governance.
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Pub Date : 2022-07-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda48.2022.01
Fabiola Miranda-Pérez, Carlos Andrade Gúzman, Maite Henríquez Olivares
el presente artículo analiza una experiencia de adaptación metodológica implementada en una investigación que se desarrolla en plena crisis sanitaria causada por la pandemia de covid-19. Nuestro estudio, que tiene por objeto analizar las interacciones entre profesionales psicosociales y jurídicos en instituciones del ámbito de justicia en dos regiones de Chile, inició con un diseño metodológico etnográfico presencial e in situ. Sin embargo, a raíz del cambio en las condiciones laborales que provocaron las restricciones a la movilidad de las personas y a la presencialidad en estos entornos, resultó necesario evaluar cómo continuar el trabajo etnográfico bajo estas limitaciones. A través de la reflexión y el análisis constante de nuestras experiencias de implementación de esta investigación, diseñamos una etnografía virtual que abordaba tanto instancias sincrónicas como asincrónicas. Concluimos que, con el uso de metodologías virtuales, el rapport con las/os informantes se vuelve fundamental para la reconstrucción dialéctica del relato, donde las notas de campo son un factor clave para construir la atmósfera, como plantea Tim Ingold. A su vez, se releva la importancia de flexibilizar y someter a constante reflexión los instrumentos metodológicos, con el fin de adecuarnos a contextos de restringido acceso presencial y cara a cara. Finalmente, este artículo aporta a la reflexión sobre etnografías virtuales, en tanto presenta una posibilidad para descubrir nuevas maneras de realizar etnografía en contextos multisituados y en crisis;muchos de los cuales, estimamos, permanecerán y serán parte integral del oficio investigativo.Alternate : This article analyzes an experience of methodological adaptation, implemented in a research study carried out in the midst of a health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The purpose of our study was to analyze the interactions between psychosocial and legal professionals in justice institutions in two Chilean regions, using a face-to-face and in situ ethnographic methodological design. However, as a result of the change in working conditions brought about by the restrictions on people’s mobility and presence in these environments, we found it necessary to evaluate how to continue the ethnographic work under these limitations. Through constant reflection and analysis of our experiences in implementing this research, we designed a virtual ethnography that addressed both synchronous and asynchronous instances. We conclude that the use of virtual methodologies renders the rapport with the informants fundamental for the dialectic reconstruction of the story, where, as suggested by Tim Ingold, field notes are a key factor to build the atmosphere. We also highlight the importance of making methodological instruments more flexible and of constantly considering ways of adapting them to contexts of restricted on-site and face-to-face access. Finally, this article contributes to discussions on virtual ethnographies insofar as
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Pub Date : 2022-07-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda48.2022.03
Javiera Muñoz-Retamal
: Based on an ethnographic approach to the daily life of women artists, this article explores the use of the mobile methodology to understand the experience of time and space in the context of the transformations of work and the contemporary urban experience. It is intended to shed light on the tensions and strategies of working mothers in the artistic sector when they have to reconcile their productive, reproductive, and leisure time in the city of Santiago de Chile. Multisite fieldwork was conducted for this research during 2018 and 2019, with a mobile methodology of monitoring the activities and daily movements of the study participants. This involved moving with them through the various public and private contexts of their personal and working lives. I conclude, based on the analyses that women artists make a perma-nent effort to organize a routine in which the times and spaces of art, leisure, and motherhood are inevitably interpenetrated. Gender inequality impacts not only on the overburdened work-life balance of the double day, but also the quality of their leisure time and their creative work. The use of a mobile methodology allowed me to capture in situ this daily time management, and the gendered costs of coping with a lifestyle marked by temporal overlap-ping and daily mobility in the city. With these theoretical and methodological choices, the article contributes to discussions on the value of mobile methodology and renewed uses of ethnography by distancing itself from traditional approaches to social research, which tend to construct their objects of study and approach actors in fixed contexts within the city.
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Pub Date : 2022-07-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda48.2022.05
Nicolás Olivos Santoyo, Norma Bautista Santiago
: Although ethnographic work has been premised on elucidating the nature and forms of social relations, the relational approach in social theory has opened up new lines and horizons of problematization to explore this topic from a different perspective. As we will discuss in this article
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Pub Date : 2022-07-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda48.2022.02
Ginna Marcela Rivera Rodríguez
: In judicial processes involving indigenous peoples, it has become increasingly recurrent to integrate special mechanisms to allow for dialogue, and the interpretation and translation of the cultural differences of the indigenous worlds before state justice operators. Expert appraisal is one of these devices that summon the anthropological discipline to the courts. The purpose of this article is to show how expert opinion is a device of professional practice for the intervention of anthropology in processes of demand for justice intended to guarantee the understanding of cultural and social diversity. The arguments and elements detailed in the article are based on a research experience involving the Arhuaco indigenous people of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia between 2018 and 2020, the documentary/bibliographic analysis, and the study of the judicial file related to the facts concerning the retention, torture, and death of three Arhuaco indigenous authorities that occurred in 1990. The article concludes that anthropological expertise is a device of disciplinary practice that can support the demands of
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Pub Date : 2022-07-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda48.2022.04
Silvia Tibaduiza Sierra, Virgilio Gil Lozano, María Amarís Macías
: This article presents some of the results of an investigation that, following the framework of ecological psychology, explores the relationship between the indigenous Kogi people and the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. Based on ethnographic research, it investigates the particular relationship with the Sierra in bodily and affective terms, under the notion of affordances , problematized by the ethnographic information collected in two communities in relation to this link. To this end, we used the ethnographic method guided by the affective component proposed by Favret-Saada. The study was based on fieldwork with participants belonging to two Kogi communities in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, from 2016 to 2020. The article highlights the relevance of the concept of affordances to think about the relationships that the Kogi have with the Mother, which includes its strong affective component. By recognizing that these relationships exceed the understandings proposed in ecological psychology, it opens the possibility of altering the concepts with which we reach the field. In this sense, the Mother, a living entity connected to the indigenous people, complicates the notion of environment in ecological psychology. The article thus offers a reflection on the possibility of allowing oneself to be affected analytically and corporeally, as a way of broadening the research horizons of ecological psychology, while presenting an alternative to culturalist approaches to the study of the relationship that indigenous peoples maintain with their territories.
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Pub Date : 2022-04-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda47.2022.02
Cecilia Montes-Maldonado, Laura López-Gallego
: In this paper, we address the challenges to ethnographically-oriented qualitative research in Uruguayan state facilities for children and adolescents. Based on two qualitative studies, we examine the relevance of conducting research in enclosed institutions that manage the daily lives of children and
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Pub Date : 2022-04-01DOI: 10.7440/antipoda47.2022.03
José María Miranda Pérez
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