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Cigali Tikaiku una mirada pedagógica a la historia de los diaguitas catamarqueños

Authors: Fontenla, Manuel;

Cigali Tikaiku una mirada pedagógica a la historia de los diaguitas catamarqueños

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Si bien a través de la arqueología, la antropología y la etnohistoria seha avanzado mucho en el conocimiento de las sociedades indígenasde las épocas pre-incaicas y pre-hispánicas, es difícil encontrar materialespedagógicos que se focalicen sobre los aspectos filosóficos ysimbólicos de estas culturas y que permitan realizar un acercamientoal tema de las cosmovisiones andinas, al mismo tiempo que imaginary comprender cómo fueron estas sociedades y cómo los procesos históricosdesarrollados desde la época de la conquista hasta el presente.En la búsqueda pedagógica por una comprensión cada vez más complejade las sociedades indígenas el recurso a novelas, documentales,poesías, etc., se vuelve una valiosa herramienta que, si bien puede nosatisfacer las precisiones históricas o conceptuales, tienen la virtud detrabajar desde la construcción de la imaginación y la cotidianidad en elconocimiento del pasado. Teniendo en cuenta estas dificultades y virtudes,en este artículo intentaremos analizar cómo a partir del trabajocon una novela-ficción, se puede ayudar a comprender la especificidadde dos nociones fundamentales del pensamiento indígena, como sonlas de cosmovisión y territorialidad.

Pese embora a arqueologia, a antropologia e a etnohistória tenham contribuído muito para avançar no conhecimento das sociedades indígenas das épocas pré-incas e pré-hispânicas, é difícil encontrar materiais pedagógicos que se foquem nos aspetos filosóficos e simbólicos destas culturas e que nos permitam quer aprofundar o tema das cosmovisões andinas, quer imaginar e compreender como foram estas sociedades e os processos históricos desenvolvidos desde a época da conquista até ao presente. Na demanda pedagógica por uma compreensão cada vez mais complexa das sociedades indígenas, o recurso a romances, documentários, poesias, etc., revela-se uma ferramenta valiosa que, podendo não satisfazer as exigências de precisão histórica ou conceptual, têm ainda assim a virtude de trabalhar a partir da construção da imaginação e do quotidiano no conhecimento do passado. Tendo em conta estas dificuldades e virtudes, tentamos neste artigo analisar como o trabalho com uma novela ficcional pode ajudar a compreender a especificidade de duas noções fundamentais do pensamento indígena, como são as de cosmosivão e territorialidade.

Although archeology, anthropology and ethnohistory have contributed much to further our knowledge on indigenous societies from the pre-Incan and pre-Hispanic periods, it is difficult to find pedagogical materials focusing on the philosophical and symbolic aspects of these cultures and allowing us both to approach the subject of the Andean worldviews and to imagine and understand how these societies were and the historical processes developed from the time of the conquest until the present. In the pedagogical search for an increasingly complex understanding of indigenous societies, the use of novels, documentaries, poems, etc., becomes a valuable tool that, even though it may not satisfy the need for historical or conceptual precision, has the virtue of working with the construction of imagination and everyday life on the knowledge of the past. Taking into account these difficulties and virtues, in this article we try to analyze how the work with a novel-fiction can help understand the specificity of two fundamental notions of indigenous thought, such as those of worldview and territoriality.

Fil: Fontenla, Manuel. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Centro de Investigaciones María Saleme Burnichón; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

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Diaguitas, H1-99, territorialidad, historia, Historia, cosmovisión, Social sciences (General), novela, diaguitas, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, AZ20-999, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Literatura, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Cosmovision

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