Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933

This article analyzes the book called “Martin Fierro’s sons speak from jail” written by the journalist Rufino Marín in 1933. From the interviews performed to imprisoned men and women we intend to study the diversity within the Patagonian society half a century after the so called “Conquest of the de...

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Autor principal: Pérez, Pilar
Formato: Artículo publishedVersion
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: EdUNLu 2018
Materias:
indigenous
bandits
police
justice
indígenas
bandoleros
policía
justicia
Acceso en línea:http://plarci.org/index.php/atekna/article/view/179
http://suquia.ffyh.unc.edu.ar/handle/suquia/9827
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Suquía - Instituto de Antropología de Córdoba (IDACOR, CONICET y UNC) de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic indigenous
bandits
police
justice
indígenas
bandoleros
policía
justicia
spellingShingle indigenous
bandits
police
justice
indígenas
bandoleros
policía
justicia
Pérez, Pilar
Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
topic_facet indigenous
bandits
police
justice
indígenas
bandoleros
policía
justicia
description This article analyzes the book called “Martin Fierro’s sons speak from jail” written by the journalist Rufino Marín in 1933. From the interviews performed to imprisoned men and women we intend to study the diversity within the Patagonian society half a century after the so called “Conquest of the desert”. This document allows us to evaluate and know the power relationships entangled between subaltern and dominant sectors, as well as the predominant state constructions and finally it enables us to deepen on biographies. From these life experiences, we inquire not so much in the jail like institution of control but from its population in order to investigate in the cleavages of class, gender, ethnicity, nationality and age to deepen in the diversity of the so call “bandits” or popular sectors that the prison harbor. Thus, the methodological proposal of intersectionality opens up the possibility of undoing longer-established categories and historicizing them in the context of the crisis of 30 and its specific policies for Patagonia.
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title Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
title_short Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
title_full Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
title_fullStr Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
title_full_unstemmed Voices from the Viedma jail towards the national territory of Río Negro, 1933
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