¿Y vos, creés en La Pachamama? Naturaleza(s) otra(s) y saberes locales: Una aproximación a las relaciones socio-naturales y cosmovisión de la Comunidad originaria Kolla Kondorwaira
; Belmonte, Silvina 
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12/2022
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Universidad Autónoma Indígena de México
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Ra Ximhai
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En este trabajo se comparten algunos de los resultados obtenidos de un proceso de investigación doctoral realizado entre los años 2017-2021, en la comunidad originaria Kolla Kondorwaira de Potrero de Castilla, ubicada en la provincia de Salta al noroeste de Argentina. A través de una metodología de trabajo de Investigación Acción Participativa (IAP) y Diálogo de Saberes se ha podido apreciar que esta comunidad cuenta con una forma de habitar, significar y gestionar el territorio que pone de manifiesto la existencia de otra(s) naturaleza(s) o relaciones socio- naturales que se establecen fuera de una lógica de dominación e intercambio mercantil con los recursos naturales. Es a través de dichas relaciones, que la comunidad Kondorwaira resiste, persiste y dibuja desde diversas acciones y proyectos nuevos horizontes de vida. Para que el buen manejo de sus recursos naturales y un futuro con justicia y dignidad sea el común denominador tanto para los más jóvenes que continuarán con este legado, como para el resto de las personas que la integran. Esta experiencia nos permite argumentar que la cosmovisión, presencia y reconocimiento de los saberes locales contribuye significativamente al manejo integral de los territorios, por lo tanto, éstos deben ser tomados en cuenta a la hora de promover propuestas encaminadas al desarrollo sostenible de los mismos.
This work presents the results of a doctoral research undertaken between 2017 – 2021 in the native community Kolla Kondorwaira of Potrero de Castilla, located in the Salta Province, north-western Argentina. Through the use of Participatory Action-Research methodology (PAR) and Knowledge Dialogue we have been able to ascertain that this community has a way of inhabiting, signifying, and managing their territory which expresses the existence of other nature(s) or socio-natural relationships that are established outside of a logic of dominance and market exchange with regards to natural resources. It is through these relationships that the Kondorwaira community resists, persists, and outlines, through different forms of action and projects, new life horizons. These point towards the good management of their natural resources, and a future where justice and dignity are the common denominator both for the younger generations that will inherit this legacy, as well as for the rest of the people that make up the community. This experience allows us to argue that this cosmovision, and the presence and recognition of local knowledge makes a significant contribution towards the integrated management of territories, and that therefore, these must be considered when it comes to promote initiatives that aim at sustainable development.
This work presents the results of a doctoral research undertaken between 2017 – 2021 in the native community Kolla Kondorwaira of Potrero de Castilla, located in the Salta Province, north-western Argentina. Through the use of Participatory Action-Research methodology (PAR) and Knowledge Dialogue we have been able to ascertain that this community has a way of inhabiting, signifying, and managing their territory which expresses the existence of other nature(s) or socio-natural relationships that are established outside of a logic of dominance and market exchange with regards to natural resources. It is through these relationships that the Kondorwaira community resists, persists, and outlines, through different forms of action and projects, new life horizons. These point towards the good management of their natural resources, and a future where justice and dignity are the common denominator both for the younger generations that will inherit this legacy, as well as for the rest of the people that make up the community. This experience allows us to argue that this cosmovision, and the presence and recognition of local knowledge makes a significant contribution towards the integrated management of territories, and that therefore, these must be considered when it comes to promote initiatives that aim at sustainable development.
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