
handle: 10481/94052
Este artículo intenta elucidar una primera imagen del impacto de la pandemia del COVID-19 en el campo de estudios latinoamericanos, al insertarlos en el marco de las infraestructuras académicas globales. Trenzando experiencia, teoría y una revisión de los datos recogidos tras la crisis sanitaria, defiendo la tesis de que entender los estudios latinoamericanos como una infraestructura revela un proceso de transformación y desintegración más largo que la pandemia solo llegó a agudizar. Sobre el final, esbozo algunos horizontes sobre qué rutas podría tomar el campo para procesar la crisis y encontrar vías para sobrevivir el deterioro de sus instituciones.
This article tries to elucidate a first image of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Latin American studies by inserting them into the framework of global academic infrastructures. Weaving experience, theory, and a review of the data collected after the health crisis, I defend the thesis that understanding Latin American studies as an infrastructure reveals a more protracted process of transformation and disintegration that the pandemic only exacerbated. In the end, I outline some horizons on what routes the field could take to process the crisis and find ways to survive the deterioration of its institutions.
Pandemia, Infrastructure, Humanities, Pandemic, Humanidades, Latin American Studies, Infraestructura, Estudios latinoamericanos
Pandemia, Infrastructure, Humanities, Pandemic, Humanidades, Latin American Studies, Infraestructura, Estudios latinoamericanos
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