2019
DOI: 10.3989/pirineos.2019.174009
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La onomástica de nombres erróneos en la construcción de andinidad fallida y débil andeancia: el imperativo de microrefugios bioculturales en los Andes

Abstract: Buscamos (re)construir una narrativa geocrítica para la esencia del paisaje al (re)escribir las especificidades de montaña que impriman atributos culturales en los paisajes andinos tropicales y templados, creando un trilema de identidad único para la gente de las tierras altas de América del Sur. Usamos la onomástica como un estudio de la individualidad errada con un enfoque post-estructuralista para definir “lo andino” dentro de la geoecología humanística; por lo tanto, incorporamos nociones relacionadas con … Show more

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“…This article scrutinizes onomastics to grapple with lexicographic domains that are not directly translated into English, grasping eccentric traditions of sense of place, as a way to dispel the interdisciplinary fallacy with a broader integrative effort. In so doing, we show several challenges to geographic realism with the completed dimensions 4D of sustainable MtSES, as shown in the Andes (Sarmiento et al, 2019a).…”
Section: Historicity: the Route Map To The Construction Of Montologymentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This article scrutinizes onomastics to grapple with lexicographic domains that are not directly translated into English, grasping eccentric traditions of sense of place, as a way to dispel the interdisciplinary fallacy with a broader integrative effort. In so doing, we show several challenges to geographic realism with the completed dimensions 4D of sustainable MtSES, as shown in the Andes (Sarmiento et al, 2019a).…”
Section: Historicity: the Route Map To The Construction Of Montologymentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Amidst ancestral customary law and ritualized practices in relation to mountain fires, political decisions on resource use and nature conservation have overlooked the anthropogenic proxy for climate and landuse transformation (Chepstow-Lusty et al, 1996;Varela, 2008;Sarmiento, 2012). Historical accounts and other geocritical literature have been used to develop a critical discourse analysis of water-fire interactions (Garreaud, 2007;Sarmiento et al, 2019), but difficulties remain in bringing together multimethod approaches for the study of deforestation (Delabre et al, 2019). Of special note is the extensive impact of colonial timber use for construction and heating in growing Andean cities.…”
Section: Political Ecological Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%