Marisa Lazzari
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 78082 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marisa Lazzari |
| PRENOMES | Marisa |
| SOBRENOME | Lazzari |
| ASSINATURA | LAZZARI M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8618-6253 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 118 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Weaving people and places
Tramando redes
Exchange has always been a central issue among South Andean archaeologists. Usually, explanations have been centred in stylistic similarity or complementary resources. In this paper we attempt to demonstrate that the use of different classes or evidence will render a more insightful understanding of exchange relationships of material objects as part of a wider set of social interaction strategies that structure and reproduce societies. Therefore,…
Pensamientos de una etnógrafa acerca de la interpretación en la arqueología andina
En este ensayo se busca ofrecer una perspectiva etnográfica del entendimiento andino de la materialidad en el contexto de la interpretación arqueológica. Se referirá específicamente a algunas de las formas en que la etnografía puede ser de ayuda para el pensamiento arqueológico. En la actualidad, el denominado “giro ontológico” de la antropología desafía a los arqueólogos a comprometerse seriamente con realidades alternativas que cuestionan los t…
Stones to Build a World
This article presents a contextual analysis of stone materials from northwestern Argentina, produced at a time when sedentary life was unfolding throughout the region. It examines the circulation and use practices of everyday obsidian tools, as well as the technical and semantic relationships they established within the wider field of materials and artefacts that characterized the period. Arguing for a sensitive approach to the classificatory log…
Old and New Materialisms
El pasado-presente como espacio social vivido
En esta actualización del dossier continuamos con el desarrollo de los temas centrales que caracterizaron la discusión de los talleres interdisciplinarios realizados en 2010 en el marco del proyecto “Identidades como redes socio-materiales: perspectivas desde Sudamérica y más allá” (http://identities.exeter.ac.uk/), financiado por Arts and Humanities Research Council (Gran Bretaña), con el apoyo del Instituto de Arqueología y Museo, Universidad N…
The past as a lived space
This article explores the past as a lived, inhabited reality through a series of examples of indigenous heritage practices in NW Argentina (NWA), a region that in recent decades has seen increasing indigenous demands for autonomy as well as for land and cultural rights. This article seeks to understand the locations where heritage struggles emerge, as well as the artefacts around which they emerge, as social, semantic, and physical spaces of onto…
El pasado-presente como espacio social vivido
El presente dossier constituye el resultado de la labor colectiva de discusión y análisis sobre la relación de mutualidad constitutiva entre las identidades y las formas materiales que las posibilitan y las contienen, en contextos marcados por la “re-emergencia” de identidades indígenas. Los trabajos aquí presentados son derivaciones y re-elaboraciones de presentaciones realizadas por los autores en dos talleres de discusión realizados en el tran…
Tangible interventions
Drawing on the contrasting but mutually informative realities of present-day heritage politics of Argentina and Australia, this article explores the links between different cultural practices of preserving artefacts and the lived experience of the landscape. Central to the argument is that such a domain constitutes a specific form of materiality, a diverse field where social significance arises from a long process of entanglement of people with a…
Ancient social landscapes of northwestern Argentina
Built landscapes of everyday life
This article focuses on the architectural characteristics of a household compound in Cardonal, an early agricultural village located in the southern Cajón Valley (Catamarca, north-western Argentina) dated to the first centuries ad. When architecture, as landscape, is understood as the result of the daily tasks of living, the research carried out in Cardonal gives substance to the ways in which the materiality of everyday life forged the building …
Quest for ancient routes
Middle of nowhere
This article addresses a particular aspect of Rank lche re-emergence in the context set by policies of recognition and aboriginal identity politics in the province of La Pampa (Argentina). It focuses on the analysis of a memorial recently built in the 'middle of nowhere'. Specifically, it explores relationships between spatial practices, material objects of commemoration, and memories of a war of conquest, attempting to identify different modes o…
Archaeological Visions
It is argued here that the desire to make things visible that under-writes archaeological research is an effect of the Western split between subject and object. This conforms a matrix of `optic knowledge', or the totalizing gaze of an all-knowing subject, that infuses our language and practices with visual metaphors. The critical consideration of visual metaphors is particularly relevant for gender studies in archaeology and their desire to make …
Long-Distance Obsidian Traffic in Northwestern Argentina
Objetos viajeros e imágenes espaciales
Cardonal
During prehispanic times, the interaction between societies settled in the Puna, Valles and Yungas environments in North Western Argentina has been widely documented and consequently accepted. However, at the same time, this idea of interaction based on particular ecological configurations has promoted the construction of a segmented picture of the local social processes. Recent archaeological work at the Formative site ‘Cardonal’ (Cajon Valley, …
Quest for ancient routes
Built landscapes of everyday life
This article focuses on the architectural characteristics of a household compound in Cardonal, an early agricultural village located in the southern Cajón Valley (Catamarca, north-western Argentina) dated to the first centuries ad. When architecture, as landscape, is understood as the result of the daily tasks of living, the research carried out in Cardonal gives substance to the ways in which the materiality of everyday life forged the building …
Archaeological Visions
It is argued here that the desire to make things visible that under-writes archaeological research is an effect of the Western split between subject and object. This conforms a matrix of `optic knowledge', or the totalizing gaze of an all-knowing subject, that infuses our language and practices with visual metaphors. The critical consideration of visual metaphors is particularly relevant for gender studies in archaeology and their desire to make …
The past as a lived space
This article explores the past as a lived, inhabited reality through a series of examples of indigenous heritage practices in NW Argentina (NWA), a region that in recent decades has seen increasing indigenous demands for autonomy as well as for land and cultural rights. This article seeks to understand the locations where heritage struggles emerge, as well as the artefacts around which they emerge, as social, semantic, and physical spaces of onto…
Middle of nowhere
This article addresses a particular aspect of Rank lche re-emergence in the context set by policies of recognition and aboriginal identity politics in the province of La Pampa (Argentina). It focuses on the analysis of a memorial recently built in the 'middle of nowhere'. Specifically, it explores relationships between spatial practices, material objects of commemoration, and memories of a war of conquest, attempting to identify different modes o…
Ancient social landscapes of northwestern Argentina
Tangible interventions
Drawing on the contrasting but mutually informative realities of present-day heritage politics of Argentina and Australia, this article explores the links between different cultural practices of preserving artefacts and the lived experience of the landscape. Central to the argument is that such a domain constitutes a specific form of materiality, a diverse field where social significance arises from a long process of entanglement of people with a…
Stones to Build a World
This article presents a contextual analysis of stone materials from northwestern Argentina, produced at a time when sedentary life was unfolding throughout the region. It examines the circulation and use practices of everyday obsidian tools, as well as the technical and semantic relationships they established within the wider field of materials and artefacts that characterized the period. Arguing for a sensitive approach to the classificatory log…
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Weaving people and places
Old and New Materialisms
Objetos viajeros e imágenes espaciales
Long-Distance Obsidian Traffic in Northwestern Argentina
Quest for ancient routes
Middle of nowhere
This article addresses a particular aspect of Rank lche re-emergence in the context set by policies of recognition and aboriginal identity politics in the province of La Pampa (Argentina). It focuses on the analysis of a memorial recently built in the 'middle of nowhere'. Specifically, it explores relationships between spatial practices, material objects of commemoration, and memories of a war of conquest, attempting to identify different modes o…
Archaeological Visions
It is argued here that the desire to make things visible that under-writes archaeological research is an effect of the Western split between subject and object. This conforms a matrix of `optic knowledge', or the totalizing gaze of an all-knowing subject, that infuses our language and practices with visual metaphors. The critical consideration of visual metaphors is particularly relevant for gender studies in archaeology and their desire to make …
Ancient social landscapes of northwestern Argentina
Built landscapes of everyday life
This article focuses on the architectural characteristics of a household compound in Cardonal, an early agricultural village located in the southern Cajón Valley (Catamarca, north-western Argentina) dated to the first centuries ad. When architecture, as landscape, is understood as the result of the daily tasks of living, the research carried out in Cardonal gives substance to the ways in which the materiality of everyday life forged the building …
Tangible interventions
Drawing on the contrasting but mutually informative realities of present-day heritage politics of Argentina and Australia, this article explores the links between different cultural practices of preserving artefacts and the lived experience of the landscape. Central to the argument is that such a domain constitutes a specific form of materiality, a diverse field where social significance arises from a long process of entanglement of people with a…
El pasado-presente como espacio social vivido
El presente dossier constituye el resultado de la labor colectiva de discusión y análisis sobre la relación de mutualidad constitutiva entre las identidades y las formas materiales que las posibilitan y las contienen, en contextos marcados por la “re-emergencia” de identidades indígenas. Los trabajos aquí presentados son derivaciones y re-elaboraciones de presentaciones realizadas por los autores en dos talleres de discusión realizados en el tran…
El pasado-presente como espacio social vivido
En esta actualización del dossier continuamos con el desarrollo de los temas centrales que caracterizaron la discusión de los talleres interdisciplinarios realizados en 2010 en el marco del proyecto “Identidades como redes socio-materiales: perspectivas desde Sudamérica y más allá” (http://identities.exeter.ac.uk/), financiado por Arts and Humanities Research Council (Gran Bretaña), con el apoyo del Instituto de Arqueología y Museo, Universidad N…
The past as a lived space
This article explores the past as a lived, inhabited reality through a series of examples of indigenous heritage practices in NW Argentina (NWA), a region that in recent decades has seen increasing indigenous demands for autonomy as well as for land and cultural rights. This article seeks to understand the locations where heritage struggles emerge, as well as the artefacts around which they emerge, as social, semantic, and physical spaces of onto…
Old and New Materialisms
Stones to Build a World
This article presents a contextual analysis of stone materials from northwestern Argentina, produced at a time when sedentary life was unfolding throughout the region. It examines the circulation and use practices of everyday obsidian tools, as well as the technical and semantic relationships they established within the wider field of materials and artefacts that characterized the period. Arguing for a sensitive approach to the classificatory log…
Pensamientos de una etnógrafa acerca de la interpretación en la arqueología andina
En este ensayo se busca ofrecer una perspectiva etnográfica del entendimiento andino de la materialidad en el contexto de la interpretación arqueológica. Se referirá específicamente a algunas de las formas en que la etnografía puede ser de ayuda para el pensamiento arqueológico. En la actualidad, el denominado “giro ontológico” de la antropología desafía a los arqueólogos a comprometerse seriamente con realidades alternativas que cuestionan los t…
Tramando redes
Exchange has always been a central issue among South Andean archaeologists. Usually, explanations have been centred in stylistic similarity or complementary resources. In this paper we attempt to demonstrate that the use of different classes or evidence will render a more insightful understanding of exchange relationships of material objects as part of a wider set of social interaction strategies that structure and reproduce societies. Therefore,…
Weaving people and places
Cardonal
During prehispanic times, the interaction between societies settled in the Puna, Valles and Yungas environments in North Western Argentina has been widely documented and consequently accepted. However, at the same time, this idea of interaction based on particular ecological configurations has promoted the construction of a segmented picture of the local social processes. Recent archaeological work at the Formative site ‘Cardonal’ (Cajon Valley, …
Introduction - The heritage and decoloniality nexus
More than ever, heritage narratives, policies, and objects are being questioned because of the colonial legacies that still permeate public spaces (e.g., Knudsen et al., 2022). From the eruption of protests and claims to heritage objects, places, and monuments in former colonial powers, to the emergence of Indigenous peoples' heritage curatorship of land, and resources activism, new efforts are challenging racialized social orders and persistent …
Art (13 obras) · Archaeology (10 obras) · History (10 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · History (8 obras) · Indigenous Cultures and History (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Aesthetics (6 obras) · Anthropology (6 obras)