"La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire

Autores
Tola, Florencia Carmen
Año de publicación
2014
Idioma
francés
Tipo de recurso
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Estado
versión publicada
Descripción
In the last two decades, the Argentine Chaco has been transformed into a land given over to the expansion of the soy border. As evidence of an aggressive policy of regional development, the process has gone along with an accelerating dyanmic of deforestation, an alteration of the ecosystem, the migration of the rural population, and repeated attempts to expel the indigenous communities. This article focuses on the tensions and the current political and environmental contradictions involved in these mutations. It addresses the question of the relations linking the toba (qom) communities to their lands and resources, and the effects on these communities of an extractivist model of development, implemented by left-leaning governments. Far from the exotic figure of an ecological Indian, the conceptions of life and of land fostered by the qom community are actually part of a specific ontology, in rupture with the dominant productivist and extractivist model.
Fil: Tola, Florencia Carmen. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Materia
Territorio
Ecologismo
Gran Chaco
Toba
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
title "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
spellingShingle "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
Tola, Florencia Carmen
Territorio
Ecologismo
Gran Chaco
Toba
title_short "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
title_full "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
title_fullStr "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
title_full_unstemmed "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
title_sort "La terre est notre vie": La relation des Toba du Gran Chaco à leur territoire
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Tola, Florencia Carmen
author Tola, Florencia Carmen
author_facet Tola, Florencia Carmen
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Territorio
Ecologismo
Gran Chaco
Toba
topic Territorio
Ecologismo
Gran Chaco
Toba
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv In the last two decades, the Argentine Chaco has been transformed into a land given over to the expansion of the soy border. As evidence of an aggressive policy of regional development, the process has gone along with an accelerating dyanmic of deforestation, an alteration of the ecosystem, the migration of the rural population, and repeated attempts to expel the indigenous communities. This article focuses on the tensions and the current political and environmental contradictions involved in these mutations. It addresses the question of the relations linking the toba (qom) communities to their lands and resources, and the effects on these communities of an extractivist model of development, implemented by left-leaning governments. Far from the exotic figure of an ecological Indian, the conceptions of life and of land fostered by the qom community are actually part of a specific ontology, in rupture with the dominant productivist and extractivist model.
Fil: Tola, Florencia Carmen. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
description In the last two decades, the Argentine Chaco has been transformed into a land given over to the expansion of the soy border. As evidence of an aggressive policy of regional development, the process has gone along with an accelerating dyanmic of deforestation, an alteration of the ecosystem, the migration of the rural population, and repeated attempts to expel the indigenous communities. This article focuses on the tensions and the current political and environmental contradictions involved in these mutations. It addresses the question of the relations linking the toba (qom) communities to their lands and resources, and the effects on these communities of an extractivist model of development, implemented by left-leaning governments. Far from the exotic figure of an ecological Indian, the conceptions of life and of land fostered by the qom community are actually part of a specific ontology, in rupture with the dominant productivist and extractivist model.
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