Alejandro Echeverria
Biographic Data
| ID | 135214 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alejandro Echeverria |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alejandro |
| FAMILY NAME | Echeverria |
| SIGNATURE | ECHEVERRIA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wake Forest University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4866-8520 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
“La recuperación del territorio invisible de nuestra cultura”
Intersectionality
In this piece, I explore the "pretty word" of intersectionality to contribute to existing discussions on its usage as an analytical framework and tool among social justice projects. Through my personal queer journey in podcasting, the coming-out experience, and traversing across various spaces, I highlight the importance of incorporating a relational, embodied, and geographic perspective within intersectionality. I reveal how this perspective can…
Corporalmente violentos
La literatura latinoamericana, como concepto macro, alberga en sí mismo una existencia generalizante y abarcadora. Lo mismo con cada una de las literaturas nacionales, los corpus de los cánones que, como sistemas abarcadores ellos mismos, aportan su “partecita” al gran sistema inapelable de la literatura latinoamericana, que, a su vez, se ensambla desde abajo y con reticencia, al de la literatura global, liderado por las literaturas hegemónicas d…
Mapurbe Identity and Admapu in David Aniñir's Poetry
This article proposes a reading of David Aniñir's poetry that examines how he resignifies elements pertaining to admapu or Mapuche norms and practices in the metropolis. Aniñir is an urban Mapuche poet who lives in Santiago, Chile and displays interest in recovering his roots. While he defies preconceptions about indigenous peoples in his poetry, he includes Mapuche culture in his depiction of mapurbe identity. In his writing, Aniñir incorporates…
The land inside
In recent decades, the Mapuche people’s demand for the return of ancestral territories has intensified. This article examines how Adriana Paredes Pinda’s poetry anthology Parias Zugun gives voice to Mapuche spirits that inhabit the land, and how she conceptualizes landscapes as spaces that preserve the memory of important past and present events that constitute the Mapuche historic memory: the foundational story of Treng-Treng and Kay-Kay, the 19…
La representación del ritual funerario mapuche en Reducciones de Jaime Huenún
Este artículo explora la representación del amulpüllün , o ritual funerario mapuche, en el poemario Reducciones del autor mapuche-huilliche Jaime Huenún. Examina varios poemas en los que el sujeto lírico, asumiendo el papel de orador del amulpüllün, realiza una invocación ritual a los espíritus de mapuche muertos para asegurar su transición al más allá. También analiza cuatro collages creados a partir de fotografías y documentos archivados en el …
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La representación del ritual funerario mapuche en Reducciones de Jaime Huenún
Este artículo explora la representación del amulpüllün , o ritual funerario mapuche, en el poemario Reducciones del autor mapuche-huilliche Jaime Huenún. Examina varios poemas en los que el sujeto lírico, asumiendo el papel de orador del amulpüllün, realiza una invocación ritual a los espíritus de mapuche muertos para asegurar su transición al más allá. También analiza cuatro collages creados a partir de fotografías y documentos archivados en el …
The land inside
In recent decades, the Mapuche people’s demand for the return of ancestral territories has intensified. This article examines how Adriana Paredes Pinda’s poetry anthology Parias Zugun gives voice to Mapuche spirits that inhabit the land, and how she conceptualizes landscapes as spaces that preserve the memory of important past and present events that constitute the Mapuche historic memory: the foundational story of Treng-Treng and Kay-Kay, the 19…
Mapurbe Identity and Admapu in David Aniñir's Poetry
This article proposes a reading of David Aniñir's poetry that examines how he resignifies elements pertaining to admapu or Mapuche norms and practices in the metropolis. Aniñir is an urban Mapuche poet who lives in Santiago, Chile and displays interest in recovering his roots. While he defies preconceptions about indigenous peoples in his poetry, he includes Mapuche culture in his depiction of mapurbe identity. In his writing, Aniñir incorporates…
Corporalmente violentos
La literatura latinoamericana, como concepto macro, alberga en sí mismo una existencia generalizante y abarcadora. Lo mismo con cada una de las literaturas nacionales, los corpus de los cánones que, como sistemas abarcadores ellos mismos, aportan su “partecita” al gran sistema inapelable de la literatura latinoamericana, que, a su vez, se ensambla desde abajo y con reticencia, al de la literatura global, liderado por las literaturas hegemónicas d…
“La recuperación del territorio invisible de nuestra cultura”
Intersectionality
In this piece, I explore the "pretty word" of intersectionality to contribute to existing discussions on its usage as an analytical framework and tool among social justice projects. Through my personal queer journey in podcasting, the coming-out experience, and traversing across various spaces, I highlight the importance of incorporating a relational, embodied, and geographic perspective within intersectionality. I reveal how this perspective can…
Art (5 works) · Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Migration, Education, Indigenous Social Dynamics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works)