RIQUEZAS QUE PENAN, HOMBRES OSCUROS Y MUJERES PÁJARO ENTRE “LAS COSAS DE INDIOS”: RELACIONES “OTRAS” ASECHANDO LOS SENTIDOS DE LA EXPERIENCIA MODERNA EN EL NORTE DE SAN JUAN, REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA

Abstract

Inside de social history of Northern San Juan, Argentina, the inhabitants of the Jáchal and Iglesia, have been subjects a political colonial and governmental projects that have impressed in the local memory its footprints through time. By this reason, native material culture produced in the past for ancient inhabitants, produces in the present symbolical representations that subvert the established order. But these symbolical representations not always are lacking of ambiguities, they have some cracks that allow knowing local interpretations about the past. These interpretations promote local senses that are in relationship with the territory and with temporal memories related with social and cultural identities that have been change through the time, even cause by violence and traumatic experiences of exclusion and inclusion This paper works about theses process

Keywords

• Memoria
• historia oral
• colonialismo