Valoración Intercultural del territorio indígena de waramasen, Alto Caroní del estado Bolívar

Abstract

The overwhelming strength of globalization and the crisis of conventional models of interpreting the rural world bring the hermeneutics approach to the study of rural territories, particularly to the indigenous systems, where cultural and symbolic scopes are more evident closer together. This context serves as a theoretical reference for practicing an ethnological lecture of the Waramasen indigenous territory, supported in a participatory territorial diagnosis and a knowledge dialogue. An interpretation of the value that depicts territoriality in the framework of the material existence and the cultural identity of the Pemon people on the sourthern border of Venezuela is attempted.