2017
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-12902017169802
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El imaginario de la horizontalidad como instrumento de subordinación: la Política de Salud pueblos indígenas en el multiculturalismo neoliberal chileno

Abstract: ResumenEl artículo desarrolla un análisis documental de la Política de Salud Pueblos Indígenas chilena desde la Antropología Médica Crítica. Entendiendo las políticas públicas como producciones ideológicas, la contextualiza en la apuesta gubernamental del "Multiculturalismo neoliberal", analizando el sentido que en ese marco tienen los ejes de interculturalidad, equidad y participación, mostrando el carácter socioculturalista y voluntarista de los diagnósticos y abordajes que la constituyen. Desde un análisis … Show more

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“…They suggest that asymmetries of power are increased by a rhetoric of participation, complementarity, and horizontality. By "ethnifying" and "culturizing" health problems, these programs promote new forms of domination and subordination (Boccara and Bolados, 2008;Cuyul, 2013 Piñones, Mansilla, andArancibia, 2017). As Kuper (2008: 12-13) warned, the dominant global multiculturalist view converts culture into a source of explication that is sufficient in itself, allowing us to dispense with economic and social forces, social institutions, and biological processes or to assimilate them as part of a symbolically determined whole.…”
Section: Course Changes In Coastal Intercultural Health Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They suggest that asymmetries of power are increased by a rhetoric of participation, complementarity, and horizontality. By "ethnifying" and "culturizing" health problems, these programs promote new forms of domination and subordination (Boccara and Bolados, 2008;Cuyul, 2013 Piñones, Mansilla, andArancibia, 2017). As Kuper (2008: 12-13) warned, the dominant global multiculturalist view converts culture into a source of explication that is sufficient in itself, allowing us to dispense with economic and social forces, social institutions, and biological processes or to assimilate them as part of a symbolically determined whole.…”
Section: Course Changes In Coastal Intercultural Health Carementioning
confidence: 99%