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Componiendo lobizones: Reflexiones sobre animalidad y humanidad junto a los qom (tobas) del Gran Chaco argentino

Authors: Medrano, María Celeste;

Componiendo lobizones: Reflexiones sobre animalidad y humanidad junto a los qom (tobas) del Gran Chaco argentino

Abstract

Esta contribución se origina en un hallazgo de campo que se nos presentó mientras trabajábamos aprendiendo sobre animales junto a los qom (tobas) –un grupo indígena cuyo lugar de establecimiento histórico es la región conocida como el Gran Chaco al noreste en Argentina. Particularmente conocimos que la sociocosmología de estos indígenas supone un cuerpo-persona que en su devenir es permeado por múltiples transformaciones. Las mismas involucran a otros humanos (afines y consanguíneos) pero también a no-humanos, entre los que los animales tienen un rol significativo. Así, en el proceso de documentación y análisis de dichas transformaciones nos tropezamos con el lobizón. ¿Animal o humano? ¿Monstruo o maravilla? ¿Víctima o victimario? El lobizón de los qom parece no ser el mismo que el de nuestros imaginarios infantiles o el de los criollos y, la diferencia entre éstos, podría tener su raíz en aspectos ontológicos. Entonces, a lo largo de este capítulo y mediante análisis de material etnográfico de primera mano compilado en distintas comunidades qom del este de la provincia de Formosa (Argentina), nos dedicares a conocer aspectos de la transformación ‘humano qom-lobizón’. Nuestro fin último será delinear las ideas de humanidad y animalidad que el mundo qom condensa en perspectiva con estas mismas ideas encarnadas en otros mundos.

Fil: Medrano, María Celeste. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. Sección de Etnología y Etnografía; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.5, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, LOBIZON, HUMANIDAD, ONTOLOGÍA, ANIMALIDAD

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