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Dual educational rationality and acculturation in Mapuche people in Chile [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Even though Mapuche people represent the largest indigenous population in Chile, the “logic of double rationality” in their educational knowledge and its link with acculturation dynamics, has been scarcely studied.
Daniel Quilaqueo +4 more
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A near-death experience among the Mapuche people [PDF]
Journal of Near-Death Studies, 1993 Abstract: This paper describes a possible near-death experience (NDE) among the Mapuche people of Chile. The individual reporting the experience was in a cataleptic-like state for two days, the experience itself occurring at the end of this period. Some common features of NDEs, such as encounters with deceased people and being sent back, are present,
Gómez-Jeria Juan S
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Ethnic differences in disability-free life expectancy and disabled life expectancy in older adults in Chile [PDF]
BMC GeriatricsBackground Although about 10% of the Latin American population is indigenous, ethnic differences in disability-free life expectancy (DFLE) and life expectancy with disability (DLE) are unknown.
Moisés H. Sandoval +2 more
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Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2009 With similar settler-colonial histories having left them occupying the position of marginalized minority groups, indigenous people in Chile and Australia are struggling to assert their rights and retain their cultures. Research in each location suggests that there is widespread prejudice and discrimination against them, even though the mainstream ...
JOSÉ L Saiz
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Listening Deeply to Indigenous People: A Collaborative Perspective and Reflection Between a Mapuche Machi and Ecologists. [PDF]
Ecol EvolABSTRACT Indigenous Peoples are key knowledge holders and essential partners to confront global environmental crises, especially biodiversity loss. Many calls have been made to better integrate Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Western ecological sciences.
Ortiz AMD +24 more
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The Commoditization of Ecosystems within Chile’s Mapuche Territory: A Violation of the Human Right to Health [PDF]
Health and Human Rights, 2023 The Araucanía region of Chile is characterized by a significant rural Indigenous population—the Mapuche people—who preserve their cultural beliefs about the world around them.
Marcela Castro Garrido +1 more
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Mapuche Worldview, Territory, and Language: Narratives of Mapuche Speakers and Elders
SocietiesThis article addresses the relationship between worldview, territory, and language among the Mapuche people. Our research aims to explore, through the voices of Mapuche elders, the sociocultural, political, and territorial knowledge that guides the ...
Fabiola Maldonado García +2 more
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The State, the "Indian question" and the protest movement of the Mapuche people in Chile (1990-2024) [PDF]
Латиноамериканский исторический альманахThe article examines the policy of the Chilean democratic governments towards the indigenous population of the coun-try during 1990-2024, analyzes the main stages and direc-tions related to overcoming poverty, social exclusion, and weak political ...
Liudmila Diyakova
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Opus, 2021 The Mapuche people is the largest indigenous group in Chile and also has a significant presence in some provinces in Argentina. This article primarily addresses the Chilean Mapuche. The we tripantü celebration is a festival held around the second half of
Javier A. Silva-Zurita
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Experiencias autonómicas en el movimiento mapuche [PDF]
Revista d'Estudis Autonòmics i Federals, 2021 Since the 1990s, it is possible to see the emergence of a new stage of indigenous mobilizations in Latin America. Chile was not the exception, it being possible to verify the same scenario of indigenous mobilization here too, particularly the Mapuche ...
Victor Tricot Salomon
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