Rosalyn Bold
Biographic Data
| ID | 82331 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosalyn Bold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosalyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Bold |
| SIGNATURE | BOLD R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Recursive Indian: The Significance of Complementary Ethnic Alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis March
This article explores ethnic alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis crisis, showing how claiming indigenous, Indian and colonial identities was significant in shaping government strategy and responses among 'citified Indians' of La Paz and El Alto and highland indigenous social movements. While Kuper claims indigeneity can distract attention from 'real local issues', Andean ethnicity is relational, roles assigned and reassigned in a continually shifting…
Constructing cosmoscapes: Cosmological currents in conversation and contestation in contemporary Bolivia
This article explores how cosmological currents contest and converse with one another to compose a shifting "cosmoscape" in Kaata, a community in highland Bolivia. Contrasting worlding practices encompass reciprocal relations between humans, ancestral mummies, and animate earth beings like mountains, and an emerging conviction that such nonhumans merely comprise natural resources for human exploitation. Challenging an easy contrast between modern…
Vivir Bien: A Study in Alterity
Vivir Bien exemplifies the context of colonial alterity characterizing contemporary Bolivian attempts to create an indigenous state. While emanating from the city, Vivir Bien claims express a rural, indigenous alternative to development. It speaks from the perspective of an idealized other, an urban fantasy of a timeless rural peasantry resistant to the temptations of capitalism, the 'indigenous superhero' sought out internationally as a remedy t…
Constructing cosmoscapes: Cosmological currents in conversation and contestation in contemporary Bolivia
This article explores how cosmological currents contest and converse with one another to compose a shifting "cosmoscape" in Kaata, a community in highland Bolivia. Contrasting worlding practices encompass reciprocal relations between humans, ancestral mummies, and animate earth beings like mountains, and an emerging conviction that such nonhumans merely comprise natural resources for human exploitation. Challenging an easy contrast between modern…
Vivir Bien: A Study in Alterity
Vivir Bien exemplifies the context of colonial alterity characterizing contemporary Bolivian attempts to create an indigenous state. While emanating from the city, Vivir Bien claims express a rural, indigenous alternative to development. It speaks from the perspective of an idealized other, an urban fantasy of a timeless rural peasantry resistant to the temptations of capitalism, the 'indigenous superhero' sought out internationally as a remedy t…
The Recursive Indian: The Significance of Complementary Ethnic Alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis March
This article explores ethnic alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis crisis, showing how claiming indigenous, Indian and colonial identities was significant in shaping government strategy and responses among 'citified Indians' of La Paz and El Alto and highland indigenous social movements. While Kuper claims indigeneity can distract attention from 'real local issues', Andean ethnicity is relational, roles assigned and reassigned in a continually shifting…
Vivir Bien: A Study in Alterity
Vivir Bien exemplifies the context of colonial alterity characterizing contemporary Bolivian attempts to create an indigenous state. While emanating from the city, Vivir Bien claims express a rural, indigenous alternative to development. It speaks from the perspective of an idealized other, an urban fantasy of a timeless rural peasantry resistant to the temptations of capitalism, the 'indigenous superhero' sought out internationally as a remedy t…
Constructing cosmoscapes: Cosmological currents in conversation and contestation in contemporary Bolivia
This article explores how cosmological currents contest and converse with one another to compose a shifting "cosmoscape" in Kaata, a community in highland Bolivia. Contrasting worlding practices encompass reciprocal relations between humans, ancestral mummies, and animate earth beings like mountains, and an emerging conviction that such nonhumans merely comprise natural resources for human exploitation. Challenging an easy contrast between modern…
The Recursive Indian: The Significance of Complementary Ethnic Alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis March
This article explores ethnic alterity in the Bolivian Tipnis crisis, showing how claiming indigenous, Indian and colonial identities was significant in shaping government strategy and responses among 'citified Indians' of La Paz and El Alto and highland indigenous social movements. While Kuper claims indigeneity can distract attention from 'real local issues', Andean ethnicity is relational, roles assigned and reassigned in a continually shifting…
Colonialism (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Indigenous (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Alterity (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works)