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Memorias de tierra y mar

Memorias de tierra y mar

Anton Daughters

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Editorial:
Ediciones UC
Año de edición:
2025
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Teoría social
ISBN:
9789561434165
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Separado del continente por mares interiores y canales sinuosos, el archipiélago de Chiloé ha sido durante siglos un territorio de identidad propia, forjado por la relación entre sus habitantes y el mar. A través de un enfoque etnográfico y un profundo trabajo de campo, Anton Daughters reconstruye la vida de generaciones de chilotes: desde los pueblos indígenas y las antiguas mingas comunitarias hasta la llegada del neoliberalismo y la industria salmonera en el siglo XX. Este libro traza la evolución histórica y cultural de estas islas, a través de los relatos de isleños mayores y jóvenes que revelan un proceso de cambio acelerado y redefinen el significado de ser chilote en la actualidad.

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