Usos de las lenguas y visiones del egreso entre mujeres indígenas que cursan la diplomatura intercultural wichí-castellano (Salta, Argentina)
; Rodríguez, Nuria Macarena
; Morales, María Silvia 
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04/2024
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Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente
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El objetivo del artículo es ofrecer un recorrido por las experiencias de mujeres indígenas que cursan estudios universitarios en el marco de la Diplomatura en Interpretación y Traducción Intercultural Wichí-Castellano para el Acceso a la Justicia, dictada por la Universidad Nacional de Salta (Salta, Argentina). Se utiliza una metodología cualitativa y desde una perspectiva etnográfica se presentan sus experiencias en relación con el uso de las lenguas (wichí-castellano) y las visiones que tienen respecto del egreso de la diplomatura. En los resultados se señalan las especificidades de los modos en que se aprenden y utilizan ambas lenguas en sus trayectorias escolares, y las particularidades que tiene el acceso a la universidad siendo mujeres. En las conclusiones se destaca el impacto positivo de la diplomatura entre las mujeres wichí, ya que habilita la construcción de nuevos proyectos de vida en este sector poblacional.
The objective of the article is to offer a tour of the experiences of indigenous women who are pursuing university studies within the framework of the Diploma in Wichí-Castilian Intercultural Interpretation and Translation for Access to Justice, offered by the National University of Salta (Salta, Argentina). A qualitative methodology is employed, and their experiences are presented from an ethnographic perspective in relation to the use of the languages (Wichí-Spanish) and their perspectives on completing the diploma program. The results highlight the specific ways in which both languages are learned and used in their educational trajectories, as well as the unique challenges faced by women in accessing university education. In the conclusions, the positive impact of the Diploma program among Wichí women is emphasized, as it enables the development of new life projects within this population. The conclusions highlight the positive impact of the Diploma among Wichí women, since it enables the construction of new life projects in this population sector.
The objective of the article is to offer a tour of the experiences of indigenous women who are pursuing university studies within the framework of the Diploma in Wichí-Castilian Intercultural Interpretation and Translation for Access to Justice, offered by the National University of Salta (Salta, Argentina). A qualitative methodology is employed, and their experiences are presented from an ethnographic perspective in relation to the use of the languages (Wichí-Spanish) and their perspectives on completing the diploma program. The results highlight the specific ways in which both languages are learned and used in their educational trajectories, as well as the unique challenges faced by women in accessing university education. In the conclusions, the positive impact of the Diploma program among Wichí women is emphasized, as it enables the development of new life projects within this population. The conclusions highlight the positive impact of the Diploma among Wichí women, since it enables the construction of new life projects in this population sector.
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