El Pensamiento Andino Decolonial como Herramienta de Transformación Política en Quechuas y Aimaras del Sur del Perú
This review article analyzes the expression of decolonial Andean thought as a tool of political transformation in the Quechuas and Aymaras of southern Peru, where the Aymara and Quechua communities have preserved their traditions throughout history, despite colonization. The process of political tra...
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2024
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| Sumario: | This review article analyzes the expression of decolonial Andean thought as a tool of political transformation in the Quechuas and Aymaras of southern Peru, where the Aymara and Quechua communities have preserved their traditions throughout history, despite colonization. The process of political transformation in this region has been developing since colonial times and finally erupted into a social movement with serious human and institutional consequences, due to irrational government repression and the deterioration of Peruvian state institutions. The methodological approach is based on qualitative research, supported by an exhaustive review of academic and specialized literature related to Andean thought and decoloniality. This analysis concludes that decolonial Andean thought in southern Peru promotes the appreciation of indigenous culture, the fight for social justice and the recognition of ethnic diversity. Despite the challenges it faces, its influence is growing in the region, paving the way toward a more just society in postcolonial Latin America. |
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