Anarquías empíricas - aportes de la antropología libertaria al estudio de las autonomías en América Latina
At first glance, the reflection on non-state and non-capitalist social forms of life seems to be condemned to the ghetto of the anarchist imagination.But a flyby over the anthropological contribution during the last two centuries reveals a great ethnographic treasure and a world of analytical possib...
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2022
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| Sumario: | At first glance, the reflection on non-state and non-capitalist social forms of life seems to be condemned to the ghetto of the anarchist imagination.But a flyby over the anthropological contribution during the last two centuries reveals a great ethnographic treasure and a world of analytical possibilities that go beyond anarchy as a becoming. Starting from a review of the anthropological literature dedicated to the description and analysis of thephenomena of social self-organization that challenge the institutional logics and social representations typical of state-capitalist societies, and establishing some points of contact between this field of study and the theoretical repertoire of anarchism, we seek in this article to support a reflection that allows us to access more appropriate and sensitive conceptual tools for approaching social experiences that are claimed under the social designation of “autonomies”, especially taking into account the processes of indigenous and popular resistance developing in Latin America. |
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