Etnohistoria de la sexualidad Misak: continuidades en los cambios y transformaciones
sexuality gender ethnicity and identity territory
Article Sidebar
Main Article Content
This article analyzes the changes in contemporary female identity constructions -
from the field of sexuality - of indigenous women from the Misak ethnic of the
Guambía reservation. The text aims to approach the world of sexuality, perception of what is to be women and men from different positions between indigenous and Misak, in the field of culture, which should be viewed from a totalizing perspective. From 14 in-depth interviews (12 women and 2 men) and intensive field work in the shelter, in addition to the specialized processing of 2005 census data, an analysis is made in two directions: first, the processes of female subjectivity in relation with experience in the past and present of women's sexuality and the changes already observed by socio-demographic indicators among the population.
from the field of sexuality - of indigenous women from the Misak ethnic of the
Guambía reservation. The text aims to approach the world of sexuality, perception of what is to be women and men from different positions between indigenous and Misak, in the field of culture, which should be viewed from a totalizing perspective. From 14 in-depth interviews (12 women and 2 men) and intensive field work in the shelter, in addition to the specialized processing of 2005 census data, an analysis is made in two directions: first, the processes of female subjectivity in relation with experience in the past and present of women's sexuality and the changes already observed by socio-demographic indicators among the population.
Motta González, N. (2011). Etnohistoria de la sexualidad Misak: continuidades en los cambios y transformaciones. Historia Y Espacio, 7(36). https://doi.org/10.25100/hye.v7i36.1779
Downloads
Download data is not yet available.
