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Arqueología, frontera e indisciplina

Authors: Haber, Alejandro;

Arqueología, frontera e indisciplina

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Los contextos poscoloniales encuentran a la arqueología directamente comprometida en los frentes de expansión del capital global, de manera que la práctica de la disciplina ha dejado de ser meramente una empresa dirigida hacia la obtención de conocimiento. Los procesos de globalización disponibilizan a la arqueología, sus narrativas y sus materialidades, de acuerdo a trayectorias sobre las cuales la disciplina parece tener poco o ningún control. Es mi intención caracterizar a la disciplina arqueológica, así como a los cambios operados en ella en los contextos poscoloniales. La frontera, territorio epistémico y sociohistórico en el cual se producen las fricciones poscoloniales, define tanto la imaginación moderna occidental como su exterioridad creativa; pero, lejos de ser un espacio meramente objetivo, se trata de un territorio contradictorio y constitutivo de la subjetividad colonial, también de quienes practicamos la arqueología. Luego de describir una anatomía de la frontera, admito las implicancias del pensar la arqueología fronteriza; en ese sentido, sugiero los fundamentos y lineamientos para indisciplinar la arqueología.

Post-colonial contexts find Archaeology directly involved in the expansion of global capital, and the practice of this discipline has ceased from being merely oriented towards the obtainment of knowledge. Globalization makes available Archaeology, its narratives and materialities, within trajectories upon which the discipline seem to have little or no control. I characterize the archaeological discipline, as well as the changes operated upon it in the post-colonial contexts. The border, the epistemic and socio-historical territory in which the post-colonial conflicts are produced, defines both the modern Western imagination and its creative externality; but, far from being a mere objective area, the border appears to be a contradictory territory constitutive of the colonial subjectivity – also of those practising Archaeology. After describing the anatomy of the border, I admit the implications of considering the border archaeology; in that sense, I suggest the foundations and orientations for undisciplining Archaeology.

Fil: Haber, Alejandro. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de Catamarca. Escuela de Arqueología; Argentina

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FRONTEIRA, Teoría arqueológica, Frontera, GLOBALIZAÇÃO, 900, TEORÍA ARQUEOLÓGICA, DISCIPLINA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, FRONTERA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, ARQUEOLOGÍA, Disciplina, CONTEXTOS PÓS-COLONIAIS

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