¿Heredada o construida? Diferentes perspectivas de análisis de la identidad étnica entre los descendientes de inmigrantes en Argentina

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02/2017
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University of Warsaw. Center for the Latin American Studies
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Revista del CESLA
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1641-4713
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2081-1160
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La comunidad polaca en Argentina es resultado de movimientos poblacionales a gran escala, iniciados en el siglo XIX y finalizados en la segunda mitad del XX. Han pasado ya varias décadas desde que prácticamente se detuvieron los procesos migratorios entre ambos países. Pese a la distancia temporal que separa la llegada del último grupo inmigrante, algunos de sus descendientes, que nacieron, crecieron y fueron educados en Argentina, siguen conservando, de una u otra forma, los lazos que les vinculan con el lugar de nacimiento de sus antepasados. El presente artículo analiza cómo, en el contexto actual, los descendientes de inmigrantes polacos perciben su identidad étnica, cuáles son las particularidades de los lazos, reales o simbólicas, que mantienen con el país de origen de sus antepasados y qué es lo que les motiva a lo hora de conservar esta vinculación.
The Polish community in Argentina is the result of large-scale population movements that began in the 19th century and completed in the second half of the 20th. Several decades have passed since that migration between the two countries stopped. Despite the time elapsed since the arrival of the last immigrant group, some of their descendants, who were born, grew up and were educated in Argentina, still maintain, in one way or anot-her, the ties that bind them to the birthplace of their ancestors. This article, using different theoretical perspectives, analyzes how, in the current context, the descendants of Polish immigrants perceive their ethnic identity, what the characteristics of the links, real or sym-bolic, they have with the country of their ancestors are and what motivates them to preserve this linkage.
The Polish community in Argentina is the result of large-scale population movements that began in the 19th century and completed in the second half of the 20th. Several decades have passed since that migration between the two countries stopped. Despite the time elapsed since the arrival of the last immigrant group, some of their descendants, who were born, grew up and were educated in Argentina, still maintain, in one way or anot-her, the ties that bind them to the birthplace of their ancestors. This article, using different theoretical perspectives, analyzes how, in the current context, the descendants of Polish immigrants perceive their ethnic identity, what the characteristics of the links, real or sym-bolic, they have with the country of their ancestors are and what motivates them to preserve this linkage.
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