Triplemente marcadas: desconexiones comunicativas en la Amazonía sur ecuatoriana

Suárez, Yolanda Martínez; Agra, Saleta de Salvador; González, Xabier de Salvador

doi:10.7764/cdi.36.716

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“…According to a study by Luis Canelos, a member of the Kichwa nationality, communities in the region face challenges in accessing internet and telephony services due to their remote locations and limited ICT infrastructure (Canelos Vargas, 2021). For example, access to mobile telephony is less than half among its Shuar populations as compared to Ecuador’s mestizo population (Martínez Suárez et al, 2015). As a result, they resort to different means to access information and communication, with access to state-owned, private or community radio stations being a commonly used option.…”

Section: Amazonian Ecuador and Indigenous Resistancementioning

confidence: 99%

Pictograms for resistance: historicity and militant design research in Amazonian Ecuador

Pinto,

Julier,

Tapia

2023

Journal of Visual Culture

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This article focuses on the experiences of developing and using pictograms as visual devices to support Indigenous communities of Amazonian Ecuador. It recognizes the imbalances and contradictions amidst the complex histories and identities of a Latin American state such as Ecuador. The authors emphasize the need to decolonize the design activist imagination and highlight two key issues. The first is in appreciating how historicity operates in this context. The authors show how a non-teleological, historical consciousness is central to processes of deliberation and collaboration. Secondly, they introduce the concept of ‘militant design research’ to understand the role of the activist researcher in this context. These reflections challenge European and North American conceptions of design activism and social design. Consequently, the design-researcher’s subject position shifts away from an extractivist mode and, instead, commits to the tensions and Indigenous political processes within which the pictograms function.

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Section: Amazonian Ecuador and Indigenous Resistancementioning

confidence: 99%

Pictograms for resistance: historicity and militant design research in Amazonian Ecuador

Pinto,

Julier,

Tapia

2023

Journal of Visual Culture

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Meanings of (dis)connection: Exploring non-users in isolated rural communities with internet access infrastructure

Pavez

Correa

Contreras

2017

Poetics

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Analysis of Digital Data on Radio Content in Indigenous Languages Published in Scopus

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Turriate-Guzman,

Bravo-Guevara

et al. 2023

2023 IEEE 6th International Conference on Computer and Communication Engineering Technology (CCET)

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Triplemente marcadas: desconexiones comunicativas en la Amazonía sur ecuatoriana

Abstract: In the XXI century, the mobile age, it is worth revisiting the thesis of exclusive isolation in remote areas (gender, ethnicity and generation).

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

Pictograms for resistance: historicity and militant design research in Amazonian Ecuador

Pictograms for resistance: historicity and militant design research in Amazonian Ecuador

Meanings of (dis)connection: Exploring non-users in isolated rural communities with internet access infrastructure

Analysis of Digital Data on Radio Content in Indigenous Languages Published in Scopus

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