Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine

The Christian “Holy Land” and the “Promised Land” of Judaism, and then the more secular Jewish “homeland” of Zionism, they all constitute constructions of the geographical imagination about Israel/Palestine, enabling a certain manner of conceiving of a particular territory and affecting as well the...

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spelling I28-R145-1285_oai2025-11-17 Pfoh, Emanuel 2014-07-01 The Christian “Holy Land” and the “Promised Land” of Judaism, and then the more secular Jewish “homeland” of Zionism, they all constitute constructions of the geographical imagination about Israel/Palestine, enabling a certain manner of conceiving of a particular territory and affecting as well the ways in which societies relate to such territory and create their past, their present and their future. In this paper, the author analyzes the Western enactment of these imaginative geographies and the role of archaeology in the nation-building process carried out by the State of Israel since 1948, which marginalized Palestinian population and its relationship to the territory, producing both a material and a symbolical disposession. The deconstruction of such imaginative geographies and the analysis of their historicities allow for us a critical consideration about the processes of nation-building in Israel/Palestine. La “Tierra Santa” del cristianismo y la “Tierra Prometida” del judaísmo y luego, en un sentido secular, el “hogar nacional” judío del sionismo, constituyen constructos de la imaginación geográfica sobre Israel/Palestina que no solamente habilitan una determinada manera de comprender un territorio particular, sino que también afectan los modos en que las sociedades se relacionan con dicho territorio y conforman su pasado, presente y futuro. En este artículo, indagamos acerca de la generación occidental de dichas geografías imaginadas y sobre cómo la arqueología jugó un rol esencial en el proceso de construcción nacional llevado a cabo por el Estado de Israel a partir de 1948, el cual, asimismo, marginalizó a la población palestina en su relación con el territorio, despojándola a la vez material y simbólicamente. La deconstrucción de dichas geografías imaginadas y el análisis de sus historicidades nos permite considerar críticamente los procesos de construcción nacional en Israel/Palestina. A “Terra Santa” do cristianismo e a “Terra Prometida” do judaísmo e, depois, em um sentido secular, o “lar nacional” judeu sionista, constituem umas construções da imaginação geográfica sobre Israel/Palestina que não só influenciam o imaginário coletivo de uma determinada maneira pra compreender um determinado território, mas também afetam as maneiras pelas quais as sociedades se relacionam com esse território e constituem seu passado, presente e futuro. Neste artigo, vamos examinar a construção de tais geografias imaginadas ocidentais e como a arqueologia desempenhou um papel fundamental na construção da nação do Estado de Israel desde 1948, que também marginalizó a população palestina em relação ao seu território, la-descascando material e simbolicamente. Desconstruindo estas geografias imaginárias e analisando suas historicidades permite considerar criticamente os processos de construção da nação em Israel/Palestina. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1285 10.34096/cas.i39.1285 spa Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1285/1240 Cuadernos de antropología social; Núm. 39 (2014); 39-62 1850-275X 0327-3776 Geografías imaginadas Arqueología Identidad nacional Israel Palestina Geografias imaginadas Arqueologia Identidade nacional Israel Palestina Imaginative geographies Archaeology National identity Israel Palestine Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine Geografías imaginadas, práctica arqueológica y construcción nacional en Israel/Palestina Geografías imaginadas, prática arqueológica e construçao da naçao em Israel/Palestina info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo evaluado por pares https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=cantropo&d=1285_oai
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topic Geografías imaginadas
Arqueología
Identidad nacional
Israel
Palestina
Geografias imaginadas
Arqueologia
Identidade nacional
Israel
Palestina
Imaginative geographies
Archaeology
National identity
Israel
Palestine
spellingShingle Geografías imaginadas
Arqueología
Identidad nacional
Israel
Palestina
Geografias imaginadas
Arqueologia
Identidade nacional
Israel
Palestina
Imaginative geographies
Archaeology
National identity
Israel
Palestine
Pfoh, Emanuel
Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
topic_facet Geografías imaginadas
Arqueología
Identidad nacional
Israel
Palestina
Geografias imaginadas
Arqueologia
Identidade nacional
Israel
Palestina
Imaginative geographies
Archaeology
National identity
Israel
Palestine
description The Christian “Holy Land” and the “Promised Land” of Judaism, and then the more secular Jewish “homeland” of Zionism, they all constitute constructions of the geographical imagination about Israel/Palestine, enabling a certain manner of conceiving of a particular territory and affecting as well the ways in which societies relate to such territory and create their past, their present and their future. In this paper, the author analyzes the Western enactment of these imaginative geographies and the role of archaeology in the nation-building process carried out by the State of Israel since 1948, which marginalized Palestinian population and its relationship to the territory, producing both a material and a symbolical disposession. The deconstruction of such imaginative geographies and the analysis of their historicities allow for us a critical consideration about the processes of nation-building in Israel/Palestine.
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title Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
title_short Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
title_full Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
title_fullStr Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
title_full_unstemmed Imaginative geographies, archaeological practice and national construction in Israel/Palestine
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