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Afrodescendencia en el Ecuador: raza y género desde los tiempos de la colonia

Authors: Fernández Rasines, Paloma;

Afrodescendencia en el Ecuador: raza y género desde los tiempos de la colonia

Abstract

Afrodesdendencia en el Ecuador es un estudio etnográfico y etnohistórico sobre la herencia de la esclavitud, en el que la autora recoge los resultados de su tesis doctoral. A través de las voces y los relatos de hombres y mujeres afrodescendientes, se pretende ver cómo estas personas se transforman en sujetos políticos, en artífices de su propia historia. La tesis doctoral se sitúa en el marco interdisciplinar de la antropología social y los estudios de género. Esta investigación parte de una discusión sobre el concepto de matrifocalidad y sus implicaciones en la formación de la identidad afrodescendiente. El contexto del estudio lo conforma la política racial y sexual heredera de la colonia en las Américas.

Adaptación de la tesis doctoral de la autora titulada "Diáspora africana en América Latina. Discontinuidad racial y maternidad política en Ecuador". Universidad del País Vasco, 1998.

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Antropología social, Género y desarrollo, Estudios de género, Género, Mujeres, Ecuador, Estudios étnicos y raciales, Esclavitud

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