Apropiación del espacio en aymaras de un barrio urbano del norte de Chile

Samuel Fuentealba Pérez; María Carla Morales Gómez; Ayleen Chambe Mamani; Londra López Barraza; Camila Araya Figueroa

Apropiación del espacio en aymaras de un barrio urbano del norte de Chile

Translated title of the contribution: Appropriation of space in aymara of a neighborhood in northern Chile

Samuel Fuentealba Pérez
, María Carla Morales Gómez
, Ayleen Chambe Mamani
, Londra López Barraza
, Camila Araya Figueroa

Department of Social Sciences

Universidad de Tarapacá

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Abstract

The present qualitative research explores the appropriation of space by Aymara residents of a neighborhood in northern Chile.A total of 13 neighbors participated (8 Aymara and 5 non-Aymara). Based on a thematic analysis, the "Andean League" emerges as the central axis of the results, a place where its cultural and ancestral richness unfolds, and crystallizes the differentiation between Aymara and non-Aymara in community life in the neighborhood. As GONZÁLEZ AND CARRASCO (2016) have pointed out, the urban dwelling of the Aymaras preserves their cultural specificities, giving an account of their cultural adaptation. These elements should be considered in policies and public interventions aimed at promoting neighborhood life.

Translated title of the contribution	Appropriation of space in aymara of a neighborhood in northern Chile
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	576-604
Number of pages	29
Journal	Opcion
Volume	35
Issue number	Special Edition 25
State	Published - 2019

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