Teorizando as interações indígenas-coloniais nas Américas
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Interações indígenas-coloniais, Descolonização, Arqueologia colaborativaResumo
O artigo de Craig N. Cipolla aborda as relações entre as teorias e pesquisas arqueológicas e o tratamento dado aos povos colonizados nas Américas. A perspectiva colonialista reproduzida em muitos trabalhos científicos vem desempenhando um papel opressor sobre as populações indígenas, gerando um impacto negativo sobre sua sobrevivência e condições de vida. O texto se inicia com uma revisão das linhas teóricas mais tradicionais, que muitas vezes reforçam os padrões colonialistas. A seguir, prossegue com uma discussão crítica das contribuições teóricas descoloniais mais recentes, que buscam impactar de forma positiva a vida dos povos indígenas atuais. Cipolla finaliza apresentando propostas para a construção de uma arqueologia colaborativa, que também leve em consideração os conhecimentos indígenas nos estudos das interações indígenas-coloniais.
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