2018
DOI: 10.3989/rdtp.2018.02.012
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El encuentro con dios. La conversión de aymaras al pentecostalismo en contextos de pluralismo médico

Abstract: RESUMENEste artículo expone nuestro análisis de la experiencia de sujetos aymaras convertidos al pentecostalismo en un contexto de pluralismo médico en Chile. Nos basamos en testimonios obtenidos a partir de una etnografía con agricultores aymaras de la localidad de Camiña (Tarapacá, Chile), desde los cuales analizamos la conversión religiosa como proceso contextualizado en la disputa por la hegemonía existente entre los saberes médicos locales. A partir de ello ponemos en relieve la experiencia del encuentro … Show more

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“…However, even a transdisciplinary science that recognizes and seeks to work across disciplinary norms and cultures is not sufficient to establish a collective project for health equity because it fails to engage with forms of systematized knowledge that reside outside of the official institutions of science—for example, within popular or indigenous forms of knowledge that comprise unique and complex ontologies, epistemologies, moralities, and conceptions of justice, which ground knowledge about health and disease. 30,31 The concept of interculturality has been developed to facilitate the articulation of discrepant and complex worldviews. Interculturality can be defined as “the integration of several cultures in the midst of a shared cultural vision, for the construction of a common project of democratization and equity, that is, where different cultures can reproduce and mutually sustain themselves under equal rights, responsibilities and opportunities”.…”
Section: Critiques Of the Social Determinants Of Health Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, even a transdisciplinary science that recognizes and seeks to work across disciplinary norms and cultures is not sufficient to establish a collective project for health equity because it fails to engage with forms of systematized knowledge that reside outside of the official institutions of science—for example, within popular or indigenous forms of knowledge that comprise unique and complex ontologies, epistemologies, moralities, and conceptions of justice, which ground knowledge about health and disease. 30,31 The concept of interculturality has been developed to facilitate the articulation of discrepant and complex worldviews. Interculturality can be defined as “the integration of several cultures in the midst of a shared cultural vision, for the construction of a common project of democratization and equity, that is, where different cultures can reproduce and mutually sustain themselves under equal rights, responsibilities and opportunities”.…”
Section: Critiques Of the Social Determinants Of Health Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%