raza, raciologÍa y racismo en la obra de marcelo bÓrmida/race, raciology and racism in marcelo bórmida`s works.

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Abstract

En este artículo analizo el concepto de raza en los casi diez primeros años de la obra de Marcelo Bórmida (1925-1978). En estos primeros años lo que este autor considera antropología refiere al desarrollo progresivo de las razas humanas. Esto no significa que no analice problemas lingüísticos, culturales o históricos. Lo que ocurre es que todas estas variables están subordinadas al concepto de raza, a la idea de que lo central en la vida humana es la convivencia, la lucha, la victoria, la derrota o la fusión entre éstas. Por ello, sus estudios no son una sociología sino una raciología. Para este análisis, utilizaremos principalmente dos de sus primeras obras: una sobre el poblamiento de la isla de Pascua (Chile) y otra sobre el poblamiento de la Patagonia (Argentina).

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In this work the concept of race in the first ten years of Marcelo Bórmida’s research  is analyzed. In this early period, according to Bórmida, anthropology refers to the progressive development of human races. This does not mean that he avoids analyzing linguistic, cultural or historical problems; all these variables are subordinate to the concept of race. His approach is not sociological but raciological. For this analysis, mainly two of Bormida’s early works are studied: on the settlement of Easter Island (Chile), and on the peopling of Patagonia (Argentina).


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Authors ;Rolando Silla
Journal turkic soundscapes: from shamanic voices to hip-hop
Year 2012
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http://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/9126
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race patagonia easter islandanthropology

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