The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile
This article presents an ethnography regarding the notion of the "indigenous" in the State practices in three townships in the Araucania region. Since 1993, the Chilean government has implemented several actions, including social and development programs, based on the "politics of dif...
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I28-R145-1353_oai2025-11-17 Francisca de la Maza Cabrera, Francisca de la Maza 2012-12-15 This article presents an ethnography regarding the notion of the "indigenous" in the State practices in three townships in the Araucania region. Since 1993, the Chilean government has implemented several actions, including social and development programs, based on the "politics of difference" or "recognition", according with the Indigenous Law, 19.253. This has been incorporated in different expressions of recognition in several everyday social and local practices and interactions, among local state agents, indigenous and non-indigenous citizens. Some of them have been institutionalized, such as the celebration of Wetripantu ("Mapuche's New Year"), while others emerge in the everyday interactions between state and citizens living in the township. This article seeks to unravel these practices in the annual routine, its goal is to contribute to the understanding of how the indigenous-oriented state politics at a national level impact the social interactions at the local level. El artículo presenta una investigación etnográfica en torno a la noción de "lo indígena" en las prácticas estatales en tres comunas de la Región de la Araucanía. En Chile, desde el año 1993, con la ley indígena 19.253 se han implementado diversas acciones, programas sociales y de desarrollo bajo el prisma de una "política de la diferencia" o de "reconocimiento". Esto ha llevado a la incorporación cotidiana de diferentes expresiones de reconocimiento de lo indígena en las prácticas e interacciones sociales y locales, tanto en los agentes estatales como en los ciudadanos indígenas y no indígenas. Algunas de ellas se han institucionalizado, tales como la celebración del wetripantu ("año nuevo mapuche"), mientras otras emergen en las interacciones cotidianas entre los agentes estatales y los ciudadanos que habitan la comuna. Este artículo busca desentrañar esas prácticas en la rutina anual, con el fin de aportar a la comprensión del impacto de la política indígena en la convivencia local. O artigo apresenta uma etnografia da noção de "indígena" em as práticas estatais em três municípios da região de Araucanía. No Chile, desde 1993, com a lei indígena 19.253, foram implementado várias atividades e programas sociais e de desenvolvimento através do prisma de uma "política da diferença" ou "reconhecimento". Isto levou à incorporação cotidiana diferentes expressões de reconhecimento das várias práticas e interações sociais e locais, no os agentes estatais e no cidadãos indígenas e não-indígenas. Alguns deles foram institucionalizado como a celebração de Wetripantu ("ano novo mapuche"), enquanto outros emergem nas interações cotidianas entre os agentes estatais e os cidadãos que habitam o município. Este artigo procura desvendar essas práticas na rotina anual, tentando contribuir para a compreensão do impacto da política indigenista na coexistência local. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1353 10.34096/cas.i36.1353 spa Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1353/1303 Cuadernos de antropología social; Núm. 36 (2012); 91-117 1850-275X 0327-3776 Ethnography of the State Indigenous Politics Everyday practice Pueblo Mapuche Chile Etnografía del Estado Política indígena Prácticas cotidianas Pueblo Mapuche Chile Etnografia do Estado Política indigenista Práticas cotidianas Povo Mapuche Chile The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile La noción de "indígena" en las prácticas estatales locales. El caso de tres comunas de la Araucanía, Chile A noção de "indígena" nas práticas de governo local. O caso de três municípios da Araucania, no Chile 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=1353_oai |
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This article presents an ethnography regarding the notion of the "indigenous" in the State practices in three townships in the Araucania region. Since 1993, the Chilean government has implemented several actions, including social and development programs, based on the "politics of difference" or "recognition", according with the Indigenous Law, 19.253. This has been incorporated in different expressions of recognition in several everyday social and local practices and interactions, among local state agents, indigenous and non-indigenous citizens. Some of them have been institutionalized, such as the celebration of Wetripantu ("Mapuche's New Year"), while others emerge in the everyday interactions between state and citizens living in the township. This article seeks to unravel these practices in the annual routine, its goal is to contribute to the understanding of how the indigenous-oriented state politics at a national level impact the social interactions at the local level. |
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The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile |
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The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile |
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The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile |
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The "indigenous" notion in local state practices. The case of three township of Araucania, Chile |
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Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA |
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