Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)

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Autor(a) principal: Sánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés
Data de Publicação: 2021
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Título da fonte: Homa Publica (Online)
Texto Completo: https://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/HOMA/article/view/36129
Resumo: t is an article product of an investigation based on secondary and primary sources (field visit, interviews), which starts from the theoretical and critical review on multiculturalism, its relationship with the transformations of the State in Latin America, the emergence of legal, political and cultural structures, all of these toward the idea of pluralism. It takes into consideration the origin of a normative corpus so that groups and ethnic collectives and peasants who claim direct indigenous ancestry, are allowed to recognized and self-recognized by themselves. It also reviews how the formalization of this pluralism has been difficult and has required social and political action from the communities. Resignification, revaluation and recovery of historical memory and ancestry has been decisive element to discover and appropriation of new narratives and stories that are today the basis of social agency and entrepreneurship. Tourism appears as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in the municipality of Sequilé (Colombia), where the iconic Laguna de Guatavita is located. This laggon is linked to the legend of El Dorado. The Muisca community “Los Hijos del Maíz” are settle in the area; their struggles and demands for political, legal, ethnic and cultural rights arise from the political framework of the 1991 constitution. The process for self-recognition have lasted for more than two decades, but at the same time, it become evident in the production of new tourist imaginaries and narratives around the myth of El Dorado, breaking paradigms and hegemonic discourses.
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spelling Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)Pluralismo cultural y recuperación de la memoria ancestral en le relato de El Dorado, como alternativa productiva a través del etnoturismo en comunidades muiscas en Sequilé (Colombia)Pluralismo cultural e resgate da memória ancestral na história de El Dorado como alternativa produtiva por meio do etno-turismo nas comunidades muisca de Sequilé (Colômbia)MulticulturalismoEtno-turismoMuiscasPovos IndígenasDireitosEtnicidadePluralismo culturalMulticulturalismCultural pluralismEthnicityRightsIndigenous PeoplesMuiscasEthno-tourismMulticulturalidadPluralismo culturalEtnicidadDerechosPueblos indígenasMuiscasEtnoturismot is an article product of an investigation based on secondary and primary sources (field visit, interviews), which starts from the theoretical and critical review on multiculturalism, its relationship with the transformations of the State in Latin America, the emergence of legal, political and cultural structures, all of these toward the idea of pluralism. It takes into consideration the origin of a normative corpus so that groups and ethnic collectives and peasants who claim direct indigenous ancestry, are allowed to recognized and self-recognized by themselves. It also reviews how the formalization of this pluralism has been difficult and has required social and political action from the communities. Resignification, revaluation and recovery of historical memory and ancestry has been decisive element to discover and appropriation of new narratives and stories that are today the basis of social agency and entrepreneurship. Tourism appears as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in the municipality of Sequilé (Colombia), where the iconic Laguna de Guatavita is located. This laggon is linked to the legend of El Dorado. The Muisca community “Los Hijos del Maíz” are settle in the area; their struggles and demands for political, legal, ethnic and cultural rights arise from the political framework of the 1991 constitution. The process for self-recognition have lasted for more than two decades, but at the same time, it become evident in the production of new tourist imaginaries and narratives around the myth of El Dorado, breaking paradigms and hegemonic discourses.Es un articulo producto de una investigación nutrida de fuentes secundarias y primarias (visita de campo, entrevistas), que parte de la revisión teórica y crítica sobre el multiculturalismo, su relación con las transformaciones del Estado en América Latina, el surgimiento de estructuras jurídicas, políticas y culturales, que devienen en pluralismos que crean un corpus normativos para que comunidades y colectivos étnicos que reivindican ancestralidad indígena, sean reconocidos por vía del derecho. También revisa las dificultades de la formalización de ese pluralismo y el rol de la acción social ejercida desde las comunidades, la que ha sido determinante en la resignificación, revalorización y recuperación de la memoria histórica y de la ancestralidad para descubrir y apropiarse de nuevas narrativas y relatos que son hoy base del agenciamiento social y de emprendimientos. El turismo se presenta como una alternativa productiva a través del etnoturismo en comunidades muiscas en el municipio de Sequilé (Colombia), lugar donde se localiza la icónica Laguna de Guatavita, ligada a la leyenda de El Dorado. Alli habita la comunidad muisca Los Hijos del Maíz, la cual emprendió un proceso de autoreconocimiento desde hace más de dos décadas. Actualmente el proceso da cuenta de la incidencia en la producción de nuevos imaginarios, narrativas turísticas y emprendimientos en torno al mito de El Dorado, rompiendo paradigmas y discursos hegemónicos.É um artigo produto de uma investigação alimentada por fontes secundárias e primárias (visita de campo, entrevistas), que parte da revisão teórica e crítica do multiculturalismo, sua relação com as transformações do Estado na América Latina, o surgimento de estruturas jurídicas, políticas e culturais, que se transformam em pluralismos que criam um corpus normativo para que as comunidades e grupos étnicos que reivindicam ancestrais indígenas sejam reconhecidos por meio da lei. Também revê as dificuldades de formalização desse pluralismo e o papel da ação social exercido a partir das comunidades, que tem sido decisivo na ressignificação, reavaliação e resgate da memória histórica e ancestral para descobrir e se apropriar de novas narrativas e histórias que hoje são as bases da agência social e do empreendedorismo. O turismo se apresenta como uma alternativa produtiva através do etno-turismo nas comunidades Muisca do município de Sequilé (Colômbia), onde está localizada a icônica Laguna de Guatavita, ligada à lenda do El Dorado. Ali mora a comunidade Muisca Los Hijos del Maíz, que empreendeu um processo de autorreconhecimento por mais de duas décadas. Atualmente o processo dá conta da incidência na produção de novos imaginários, narrativas e empreendimentos turísticos em torno do mito do El Dorado, rompendo paradigmas e discursos hegemônicos.Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora2021-12-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionPeer-reviewed articleArtículo revisado por expertosArtigo avaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/HOMA/article/view/36129Homa Publica - Revista Internacional de Derechos Humanos y Empresas; Vol. 5 No. 2 (2021): Re-thinking the relationship between the Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Business in the 21st Century; e:090Homa Publica - Revista Internacional de Derechos Humanos y Empresas; Vol. 5 Núm. 2 (2021): Re-pensando la relación de los derechos humanos de los pueblos indígenas y las empresas en el siglo XXI; e:090Homa Publica - Revista Internacional de Derechos Humanos y Empresas; v. 5 n. 2 (2021): Re-pensando a relação dos direitos humanos dos povos indígenas e as empresas no século XXI; e:0902526-0774reponame:Homa Publica (Online)instname:Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (UFJF)instacron:UFJFspahttps://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/HOMA/article/view/36129/23973Derechos de autor 2021 Homa Publica - Revista Internacional de Derechos Humanos y Empresashttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés2021-12-29T18:42:05Zoai:periodicos.ufjf.br:article/36129Revistahttps://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/HOMAPUBhttps://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/HOMA/oairevista.homa@ufjf.edu.br||2526-07742526-0774opendoar:2021-12-29T18:42:05Homa Publica (Online) - Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (UFJF)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
Pluralismo cultural y recuperación de la memoria ancestral en le relato de El Dorado, como alternativa productiva a través del etnoturismo en comunidades muiscas en Sequilé (Colombia)
Pluralismo cultural e resgate da memória ancestral na história de El Dorado como alternativa produtiva por meio do etno-turismo nas comunidades muisca de Sequilé (Colômbia)
title Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
spellingShingle Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
Sánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés
Multiculturalismo
Etno-turismo
Muiscas
Povos Indígenas
Direitos
Etnicidade
Pluralismo cultural
Multiculturalism
Cultural pluralism
Ethnicity
Rights
Indigenous Peoples
Muiscas
Ethno-tourism
Multiculturalidad
Pluralismo cultural
Etnicidad
Derechos
Pueblos indígenas
Muiscas
Etnoturismo
title_short Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
title_full Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
title_fullStr Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
title_full_unstemmed Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
title_sort Cultural pluralism and recovery of ancestral memory in the story of El Dorado as a productive alternative through ethno-tourism in Muisca communities in Sequilé (Colombia)
author Sánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés
author_facet Sánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Sánchez Arciniegas, Clara Inés
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Multiculturalismo
Etno-turismo
Muiscas
Povos Indígenas
Direitos
Etnicidade
Pluralismo cultural
Multiculturalism
Cultural pluralism
Ethnicity
Rights
Indigenous Peoples
Muiscas
Ethno-tourism
Multiculturalidad
Pluralismo cultural
Etnicidad
Derechos
Pueblos indígenas
Muiscas
Etnoturismo
topic Multiculturalismo
Etno-turismo
Muiscas
Povos Indígenas
Direitos
Etnicidade
Pluralismo cultural
Multiculturalism
Cultural pluralism
Ethnicity
Rights
Indigenous Peoples
Muiscas
Ethno-tourism
Multiculturalidad
Pluralismo cultural
Etnicidad
Derechos
Pueblos indígenas
Muiscas
Etnoturismo
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