Sobre la categoría "pueblos originarios" `[Apuntes para una historia conceptual]
This paper examines the historical conditions under which the category “original peoples” was coined with a view to highlight-ing the “indigenous” category in sociocultural discourses. It also discusses the political, cultural, and social contexts of its presence in politics, academia, and the media...
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2026
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| Sumario: | This paper examines the historical conditions under which the category “original peoples” was coined with a view to highlight-ing the “indigenous” category in sociocultural discourses. It also discusses the political, cultural, and social contexts of its presence in politics, academia, and the media. These conditions include the widespread struggles to vindicate the rights of the “identities” of “original peoples” in the context of decolonization and the “pro-gressive” discourses inspired by the jargon of “cultural studies”. This paper assumes that applications of the category have not been the subject of rigorous academic discussion that offers answers about its epistemological, conceptual, and semantic foundations, given its rhetorical nature and its tendency to essentialize everything related to the “native” condition. |
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