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Objetos que emocionan: Testigos materiales del conflicto en América Latina
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En esta oportunidad, nos sumergimos de lleno en un libro fascinante que ha llegado a mis manos y que me emocionaba mucho compartir en New Books Network en español. Se trata de una obra que nos invita a mirar con nuevos ojos las experiencias de violencia y conflicto que han marcado nuestro continente. ¿Alguna vez se han detenido a pensar en los objetos que fueron testigos silenciosos de momentos cruciales? ¿En las ruinas que guardan ecos de un pasado turbulento? ¿O en cómo el propio paisaje lleva las cicatrices de nuestra historia?
En este libro, de la mano de investigadoras e investigadores de Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia y México, se explora ese vínculo profundo e indisoluble entre las materialidades, las emociones que evocan y los conflictos que han moldeado nuestras sociedades. A través de objetos conservados en museos, vestigios en lugares abandonados, la memoria inscrita en los paisajes, los secretos que resguardan los archivos, la fuerza simbólica de los cuerpos de agua e incluso las huellas imborrables en los cuerpos humanos, este libro nos ofrece una lectura novedosa y profundamente humana de procesos históricos, políticos y sociales que han marcado el destino de nuestros países.
Un resultado de investigación que puede ser de interés para todos aquellos que buscan desentrañar las capas ocultas de nuestra historia desde un enfoque antropológico. Los objetos tienen mucho que contarnos y aquí se propone una perspectiva fresca y conmovedora sobre los desafíos que hemos enfrentado como región. Una conversación sobre cómo las materialidades nos ayudan a comprender las adversidades de América Latina.
Andrés Góngora, uno de sus editores académicos, es Doctor en Antropología Social del programa de posgrados en Antropología Social en la Universidad Federal de Rio de Janeiro. Profesor asociado del departamento de antropología de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Ha sido docente e investigador de etnografía del Museo Nacional de Colombia. Coordina el grupo Conflicto Social y Violencia del Centro de Estudios Sociales de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
“Objetos que emocionan. Testigos materiales del conflicto en América Latina”. Un libro editado y publicado en 2024 por Ediciones Uniandes y Ediciones Universidad Alberto Hurtado en Bogotá y Santiago de Chile.
Para más información y acceso al libro:
Ediciones Uniandes: https://ediciones.uniandes.edu.co/library/publication/objetos-que-emocionan-testigos-materiales-del-conflicto-en-america-latina
UaH Ediciones: https://ediciones.uahurtado.cl/producto/objetos-que-emocionan/
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En esta oportunidad, nos sumergimos de lleno en un libro fascinante que ha llegado a mis manos y que me emocionaba mucho compartir en New Books Network en español. Se trata de una obra que nos invita a mirar con nuevos ojos las experiencias de violencia y conflicto que han marcado nuestro continente. ¿Alguna vez se han detenido a pensar en los objetos que fueron testigos silenciosos de momentos cruciales? ¿En las ruinas que guardan ecos de un pasado turbulento? ¿O en cómo el propio paisaje lleva las cicatrices de nuestra historia?
En este libro, de la mano de investigadoras e investigadores de Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia y México, se explora ese vínculo profundo e indisoluble entre las materialidades, las emociones que evocan y los conflictos que han moldeado nuestras sociedades. A través de objetos conservados en museos, vestigios en lugares abandonados, la memoria inscrita en los paisajes, los secretos que resguardan los archivos, la fuerza simbólica de los cuerpos de agua e incluso las huellas imborrables en los cuerpos humanos, este libro nos ofrece una lectura novedosa y profundamente humana de procesos históricos, políticos y sociales que han marcado el destino de nuestros países.
Un resultado de investigación que puede ser de interés para todos aquellos que buscan desentrañar las capas ocultas de nuestra historia desde un enfoque antropológico. Los objetos tienen mucho que contarnos y aquí se propone una perspectiva fresca y conmovedora sobre los desafíos que hemos enfrentado como región. Una conversación sobre cómo las materialidades nos ayudan a comprender las adversidades de América Latina.
Andrés Góngora, uno de sus editores académicos, es Doctor en Antropología Social del programa de posgrados en Antropología Social en la Universidad Federal de Rio de Janeiro. Profesor asociado del departamento de antropología de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Ha sido docente e investigador de etnografía del Museo Nacional de Colombia. Coordina el grupo Conflicto Social y Violencia del Centro de Estudios Sociales de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
“Objetos que emocionan. Testigos materiales del conflicto en América Latina”. Un libro editado y publicado en 2024 por Ediciones Uniandes y Ediciones Universidad Alberto Hurtado en Bogotá y Santiago de Chile.
Para más información y acceso al libro:
Ediciones Uniandes: https://ediciones.uniandes.edu.co/library/publication/objetos-que-emocionan-testigos-materiales-del-conflicto-en-america-latina
UaH Ediciones: https://ediciones.uahurtado.cl/producto/objetos-que-emocionan/
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Lyn and Chris Dawson appear to have the perfect marriage. He's a star footballer and popular high school teacher. She's a devoted wife and mother. They share a beautiful home above Sydney's northern beaches. But when Lyn goes missing, dark secrets are buried. This is no fairytale, but a sordid story of strangely close twin brothers, teenage student lovers, and probable murder. The Australian's Hedley Thomas digs deep into a cold case which has been unsolved for 36 years, uncovering startling ...
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