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Rev. luna azul ; (40): 154-169, ene.-jun. 2015. ilus, graf, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-749485

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Dado que el uso y transformación del territorio en el Pacífico colombiano se ha realizado a través de una serie de prácticas y lógicas ancestrales que empiezan a transformarse desde finales del siglo XX, a través del empleo de la observación participante, este artículo describe las prácticas extractivas en el Consejo Comunitario de San Marcos (Buenaventura, Colombia) a inicios del siglo XXI, buscando presentar una aproximación a la racionalidad ambiental asociada, que orienta las acciones. Se concluye que la orientación hacia el mercado o el autoabastecimiento de las actividades extractivas en San Marcos y la escala de la intervención asociada, permiten dilucidar dos racionalidades ambientales en conflicto: la depredadora asociada a la presión de la modernidad capitalista y la alterna asociada a la cosmovisión y concepción afrocolombiana de la naturaleza.


Since the use and transformation of the territory in the Colombian Pacific Region was conducted through a series of ancestral practices and rationales that have started changing since the late 20th century.by the use of participant observation, this article describes the extractive practices in the Community Council of San Marcos (Buenaventura, Colombia) at the beginning of the 21st century in order to present an approach to the associated environmental rationale that supports the actions. It is concluded that the market-oriented and the self-sufficiency orientation of extractive activities in San Marcos and the associated scale of intervention elucidate two environmental rationales in conflict: the predatory associated with the pressure of modern capitalism and the alternative associated to the Colombian Afro-descendent worldview and conception of nature.


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Humans , Environment , Colombia , Nature , Black People
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