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Poder, reciprocidad y ordenamiento del cosmos en El Shincal de Quimivil (Catamarca, Argentina)
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En virtud de la comprensión de las lógicas de ordenamiento andinas, es frecuente la referencia al poder como concepto directriz para comprender la forma de percibir y racionalizar el mundo. Para ello, la ciencia social moderna ha aportado un conjunto de premisas con las cuales poner en discusión este significante, tales como la unidireccionalidad, la asociación positiva entre poder y dominio, su acumulación en la forma de prestigio o la centralidad humana en la toma de decisiones. No obstante, su extrapolación a sociedades con una racionalidad diferente a la occidental no debe ser acrítica. En este trabajo nos proponemos, por un lado, repensar las bases epistemológicas sobre las que se construyen las nociones de poder que se aplican a las sociedades andinas. Para ello apelaremos a las nociones de complementariedad, reciprocidad y comunidad. Por otro, discutiremos el poder como flujo de potencias y pondremos el acento en las wakas en tanto entidades que concentran y gestionan estos flujos, con un agenciamiento que permite trascender la dicotomía entre mundo físico y mundo humano. Anclamos esta propuesta en el estudio de la materialidad del sitio inka El Shincal de Quimivil, que exhibe la presencia de entidades poderosas a través de un esquema ordenado de wakas en tres niveles, incluidos unos en otros, en orden creciente: las rocas, el cerro y el sitio.
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“Not far from this site can be found the impressive site of El Shincal de Quimivil, one of the most relevant Inka sites in the whole Qullasuyu (the southern quarter of the empire), with a highly complex interplay between architecture and landscape that created a sophisticated scenery for the development of different political and symbolic ceremonies (Giovannetti & Páez 2020;Lynch et al. 2013;Morale”
From On the periphery of the inka empire: spatial arrangement at the pre-hispanic rock-art site of villavil 2 (catamarca, argentina) (2024) · cites this paper as Giovannetti & Páez 2020
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- Giovannetti, M., & Páez, M. C.
- Venue
- Arqueología
- Published
- 2020-04-21
- Volume
- 26
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 13-38
- ISSN
- 1853-8126
- 0327-5159
- Cited by
- 3
- References
- 16
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