Trayectorias femeninas individuales en contextos históricos patriarcales: Myriam Tarragó, pionera

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09/2023
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
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Arqueología (Buenos Aires)
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Este trabajo se inscribe dentro de una mirada de género sobre la construcción colectiva de la disciplina arqueológica en los últimos 65 años. Para llevar a cabo este objetivo se propuso analizar la historia individual de una de las grandes referentes en la materia en los Andes del Sur, la Dra. Myriam Tarragó, con el fin de articular su polifacética carrera y desempeño académico con contextos sociales y de producción científica específicos, desde fines de la década de 1950 hasta la actualidad. Agente clave y testigo del estado actual de la disciplina, se busca a través de sus recuerdos, la lectura de sus producciones escritas más relevantes y la investigación de sus papeles personales, contextualizar su experiencia académica sin interrupciones, aunque discontinuada en Argentina por varios procesos políticos que se dieron en el país hasta el regreso de la democracia en 1983. Como pionera en diversas esferas del ámbito académico, docencia universitaria y gestión, su itinerario permite evaluar su experiencia de romper el “techo de cristal” y de abrir paso a una nueva generación de profesionales mujeres arqueólogas en momentos convulsionados de la reciente historia argentina.
This paper addresses the collective construction of the archaeological discipline in the last 65 years from a gender perspective. To achieve this goal, the individual trajectory of Dr. Myriam Tarragó, one the most outstanding professionals in Southern Andes, was analyzed to articulate her relentless and multifaceted career and academic performance with specific contexts of scientific production from the late 1950s up to the present. Key agent and witness of the current state of the discipline, her legacy is explored through her recollections, her most relevant production, and the research of her personal documents to contextualize her uninterrupted academic experience, although discontinued in Argentina due to several political processes that took place in the country until the return of democracy in 1983. As a pioneer in various spheres of the academic field, university teaching, and management, her itinerary allows us to evaluate her experience breaking the “glass ceiling” and clearing the path for a new generation of professional women archaeologists in turbulent times of the recent history of Argentina.
This paper addresses the collective construction of the archaeological discipline in the last 65 years from a gender perspective. To achieve this goal, the individual trajectory of Dr. Myriam Tarragó, one the most outstanding professionals in Southern Andes, was analyzed to articulate her relentless and multifaceted career and academic performance with specific contexts of scientific production from the late 1950s up to the present. Key agent and witness of the current state of the discipline, her legacy is explored through her recollections, her most relevant production, and the research of her personal documents to contextualize her uninterrupted academic experience, although discontinued in Argentina due to several political processes that took place in the country until the return of democracy in 1983. As a pioneer in various spheres of the academic field, university teaching, and management, her itinerary allows us to evaluate her experience breaking the “glass ceiling” and clearing the path for a new generation of professional women archaeologists in turbulent times of the recent history of Argentina.
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