Articles about "indigenous peoples"

Reseñas críticas

Rediscovering the Audiovisual Ethnographic Archive

Antonio Zirión (coord.), 2021 Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana/Elefanta Editorial, Mexico, 492 pp.

Diverse views of the cinematographic and photographic productions of the Audiovisual Ethnographic Archive and the representation of native peoples.

  • Karla Ballesteros

The main objective of this book is to combine a series of reflections on the Audiovisual Ethnographic Archive of the Instituto Nacional Indigenista, as well as to give an account of the context in which it was created and developed as part of a visual record of the social organization and other aspects of the native peoples of Mexico. It also tells us about the different stages this organization has gone through and its repercussions on the productions.

Coloquios interdisciplinarios

Comment on the colloquium "Beyond decoloniality: discussion of some key concepts" by
  • David Lehmann
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Indigenous Mobilization and Decolonization in Latin America: Some Ideas for Discussion

  • Santiago Bastos

Keywords: decolonization, decolonial turn, indigenous mobilization, indigenous peoples.

Drawing on several of the ideas contained in David Lehmann's text "Beyond Decoloniality: A Discussion of Some Key Concepts" (2023), in this paper I propose a different way of understanding the relationship between indigenous mobilization in Latin America in recent decades, decolonial studies and other forms of what I call "the colonial framework". The central argument develops around indigenous mobilization, which I see as changing and in a process of complexification, in which relations to ideas of decolonization are evident, but not the only ones informing its political action. By taking these two elements into account, the relationship between mobilization, decolonization and democracy is understood in a different way and with different consequences than those proposed by Lehmann.