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No. 43 (2021): First Semester
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ISSN: 0719-1472

No. 43 (2021)

Open Access

Peer reviewed

Artículos
Experiences of women in archaeology and the University of Chile (1960-1980): lessons and present challenges
Adriana Brinck, Cristian Dávila, Nicole Fuenzalida, Francisca Moya
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64431
Jul 2021
Gender Studies and feminism have had an important impact in world archaeology and social sciences...
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Reburial of human bodies in the salitrero Lagunas cemetery (Tarapaca Region, Northern Chile). An ethical proposal in the conte...
Constanza Pellegrino-Hurtado, María José Herrera-Soto, Camila Opazo-Sep...
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64432
Jul 2021
The fortuitous discovery of human remains associated with a former saltpeter (nitrate) administra...
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Memories of water in Camiña (Tarapaca, Northern Chile): Andeanities, ancestral defenses, and rethorics of coloniality
Francisca Urrutia, Mauricio Uribe
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.60907
Jul 2021
This presentation entails the practice of memory as heterogeneous times and spaces which are embo...
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Cultural practices and strategies to promote the development of Mapuche children up to 4 years. La Araucania, Chile
Ana Alarcón, Paula Astudillo, Marcela Castro, Soledad Perez
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64433
Jul 2021
This is an ethnographic study carried out during the years 2017 and 2018, in eight Mapuche rural ...
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Challenges for a socio-anthropology of health: towards a theoretical and methodological approach regarding training, research, ...
Andrea Álvarez Carimoney, Marisol Ruiz Contreras, María Sol Anigstein, ...
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64434
Jul 2021
This article reflects upon on the Anthropology of Health, understood as a field of convergence be...
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“I suggest that you wait”: bureaucracy and health in Latin American asylum seekers and refugees in Chile
Alejandra Carreño Calderón, M. Eliana Correa Matus, Carla Urrutia, Bált...
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64435
Jul 2021
The increase in asylum applications in Chile has been accompanied by changes in the refugee law. ...
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Mad Pride in Chile: identity politics, symbolic struggles, and collective action in mental health
Tatiana Castillo Parada
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64436
Jul 2021
This article considers the cultural determination of Mental Health and the role conferred on lang...
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The allostatic response to the environment. The social environment as a regulatory factor in human physiology and health
Edgar Gaytán Ramírez
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64437
Jul 2021
This article presents a review of the allostatic processes involved in the human physiological re...
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“Flower Power”. Bach Flower therapy as political practice in healthcare
Patricia Helena Junge
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64438
Jul 2021
This paper is based on the results of my doctoral research in anthropology on solidarity practice...
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Medical charity as a symbolic efficacy. An ethnography of ‘gota de leche’ in Santiago, Chile
Daniela Leyton
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64439
Jul 2021
This article discusses the charity in the Gota de Leche, a medical and charitable institution fou...
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For a political anthropology of health
Nicolás Morales Sáez
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64440
Jul 2021
In this article I present a series of reflections whose purpose is to advocate for a political an...
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Social imaginary of teachers and health professionals from three schools in Santiago about body and sexuality of Latin American...
Alexandra Obach, David Sirlopú, Carla Urrutia
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64441
Jul 2021
The article is an approach to the social imaginary of teachers and health personnel from three sc...
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Caregiving during childbirth: from individual to collective responsibility
Michelle Sadler, Francisca Vezzani, Loreto Watkins, Javiera Navarrete, ...
10.5354/0719-1472.2021.64442
Jul 2021
In this article, we propose a reflection about caregiving during childbirth, which arises from th...

Revista Chilena de Antropologia is a peer review international journal published twice a year (July and December). It accepts papers in English and Spanish. The journal's objective is to present and discuss scientific research in all Anthropology in order to undestand the complex reality of the social and cultural world. The journal has a permanent call for articles. Uses a Creative Commons license cc-by 4.0.

 

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Dr. Mauricio Uribe, archaeology editor

Dr. Andres Menard, social anthropology editor

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