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Iconos del ritual mortuorio como indicadores de cambios y resignificaciones

Authors: Baldini, Marta Ines; Sempe, Maria Carlota;

Iconos del ritual mortuorio como indicadores de cambios y resignificaciones

Abstract

La imagen ha funcionado como un transmisor de ideas en los pueblos sin escritura, y puede ser tomada como un texto que tiene un proceso de recepción de acuerdo a distintas comunidades. La llegada al valle del Hualfín de la ideología religiosa Aguada ejemplifi ca estas recepciones. El objetivo fue determinar el rol jugado por la comunidad local previa que recepcionó los nuevos iconos y aportó con otros que fueron resignifi cados por la nueva ideología. Se analizaron los iconos presentes en las unidades funerarias del periodo Medio del Valle del Hualfín ca. 500-950 d.C., sus variantes, su distribución en los enterratorios y los cambios producidos a partir de fi nales de la cultura Ciénaga previa. La base empírica llevó a usar como metodología de investigación el «estudio de casos» como parte del enfoque microsocial. El ajuar cerámico funerario fue tomado como indicador fundamental. En su análisis iconográfi co se siguió el enfoque de Gombrich (1983) y en sus implicancias sociales, el de Bourdieu (1997). El análisis de la producción simbólica funeraria puso en evidencia que un conjunto de iconos, originados en el sistema de pensamiento y visión del mundo sustentado durante el período Temprano, se resignifi caron en el período siguiente

The image has functioned as a transmitter of ideas in peoples without writing, and can be taken as a text that has a reception process according to different communities. The arrival at Hualfín´s valley of the Aguada´s religious ideology exemplifi es these receptions. The goal was to determine the role played by the local community previous whoever receives the new icons and provide others icons that were resignifi ed by the new ideology. Were examined the icons on the burial units in the Hualfi n´s Valley Middle Period ca. AD 500-950, her variants, distributions in burial and their changes produced since the end of Ciénaga´s culture previous. The empirical basis led us to use as a research methodology the «case study» as part of the microsocial approach. The ceramic funeral furnishings was taken as a key indicator. In her iconographic analysis followed the Gombrich´s (1983) approach and its social implications, that of Bourdieu (1997) Analysis of the symbolical burial production made it clear that an icon set, originated in the thought system and worldviews sustained during the early period was resignifi ed in the next period.

Fil: Baldini, Marta Ines. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Museo Etnográfico "Juan B. Ambrosetti"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

Fil: Sempe, Maria Carlota. Universidad Nacional de la Plata. Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo. Laboratorio de Análisis Cerámico; Argentina

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Antropología, AGUADA, Change, Íconos, ICONOGRAFIA FUNERARIA, Icons, Resignifications, NOA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, CIENAGA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, Cambios, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, Resignificaciones

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