Contrasts of Disconnected and Simultaneous Times: A Struggle through Temporal Conceptions between People and State
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How can we explain the different temporal conceptions of indigenous peoples and nation states, of which one presents itself as a regime? How to make disjointed speeds, approach speeds? This paper explains the contrasts and disparities in the temporal conceptions of indigenous peoples and nation states in Latin America, with the purpose of reflecting, epistemologically, on social struggles. The first section presents the lines of encounter in the temporal conceptions of indigenous peoples; in the second, the differences are established and, finally, the reflection on the contrasts is presented
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