Activismo, orígenes e identidad: singularidades y regularidades en la construccion de demandas a nivel global

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12/2019
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Universidad Nacional de Salta. Centro Promocional de las Investigaciones en Historia y Antropología
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0327-1676
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1668-8090
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Quién soy, de dónde vengo, quiénes son las personas que me trajeron al mundo, son interrogantes que, en la cultura occidental, histórica y tradicionalmente han sido considerados fundamentales para el ser humano, y son algunas de las preguntas que buscan una respuesta para quienes inician la búsqueda de sus orígenes. La información sobre el origen biológico ha sido gestionada de diversas formas en distintas partes del mundo y muchas veces, fundamentalmente en los casos en que los niños no son criados por aquellas personas que los engendraron, ha sido ocultada y silenciada durante largo tiempo. A partir de una investigación con personas que buscan sus orígenes en Argentina, el artículo describe y analiza diversas formas de activismo que, alrededor del mundo, llevan adelante estas personas para que se reconozca su derecho a conocer sus orígenes. Si bien, la descripción devela las singularidades locales de cada organización, el análisis de este movimiento global permite identificar regularidades en las formas en que estos activistas organizan sus demandas en donde lo virtual, lo íntimo y lo político resultan dimensiones centrales.
Who I am, where I come from, who are the people who brought me to the world, are questions that, in Western culture, historically and traditionally have been considered essential for the human being and for those who start searching for their origins. Information about biological origins has been managed in different ways around the world and often, fundamentally in cases where children are not raised by those who engendered them, has been hidden and silenced for a long time. Based on a research with activists in Argentina who are looking to find out about their origins, this article describes and analyzes various forms of activism that these people have been carrying out around the world to get their right to know their origins recognized. Although the description reveals the local singularities of each organization, the analysis of this global movement allows us to identify regularities in the ways in which these activists organize their demands where the virtual, the intimate and the political dimensions become central.
Who I am, where I come from, who are the people who brought me to the world, are questions that, in Western culture, historically and traditionally have been considered essential for the human being and for those who start searching for their origins. Information about biological origins has been managed in different ways around the world and often, fundamentally in cases where children are not raised by those who engendered them, has been hidden and silenced for a long time. Based on a research with activists in Argentina who are looking to find out about their origins, this article describes and analyzes various forms of activism that these people have been carrying out around the world to get their right to know their origins recognized. Although the description reveals the local singularities of each organization, the analysis of this global movement allows us to identify regularities in the ways in which these activists organize their demands where the virtual, the intimate and the political dimensions become central.
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