Una especie en medio de dos: cuestionando identidades en la Suramérica contemporánea
Abstract
La identidad suramericana, la cual se asocia con el mestizaje, ha sido cuestionada durante el auge de la marea rosa puesto que no reflejaba la diversidad y complejidad de la región. Este desafío, pionero por la CAN, el MERCOSUR y la UNASUR, destacó una comprensión matizada de la identidad regional. A través del análisis del discurso de las publicaciones de dichas organizaciones, propongo una nueva identidad regional, el suramericanismo, en base a la lucha compartida, la geografía y las aspiraciones futuras.
South American identity, generally associated with mestizaje, has been challenged during the height of the pink tide as it did not align with the diversity and complexity of the region. This challenge, pioneered by CAN, MERCOSUR and UNASUR, highlighted a nuanced understanding of identity. Through discourse analysis focused on publications by the aforementioned organizations, I propose a reformed identity based on shared struggle, geography and future aspirations: suramericanismo.
South American identity, generally associated with mestizaje, has been challenged during the height of the pink tide as it did not align with the diversity and complexity of the region. This challenge, pioneered by CAN, MERCOSUR and UNASUR, highlighted a nuanced understanding of identity. Through discourse analysis focused on publications by the aforementioned organizations, I propose a reformed identity based on shared struggle, geography and future aspirations: suramericanismo.
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