Homogeneización biocultural: Exotización del paisaje femenino latinoamericano

  • Paredes Castellanos A
  • Rozzi R
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Abstract

The colonial language "of the Imperial Eye" on Latin America is summarized in an "Exotic Myth about the landscape", which today is combined with the occidental globalization at its ecological crossroads. Latin America is a key hermeneutic sign of analysis, because exposes the aesthetic ideological root that accompanies this uniformity of the landscape with a single objective semantics based on an exotist ideology. The aesthetic side that stands out in the question of the nature of "exotic America" reveals the importance of valuing an alternative, ecological, aesthetic and post-modern-exotic hermeneutic to re-think the new Earth or the New World, America. Ancestrally and until today called Pachamama in the southern Andes.

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Paredes Castellanos, A., & Rozzi, R. (2018). Homogeneización biocultural: Exotización del paisaje femenino latinoamericano. Magallania (Punta Arenas), 46(1), 237–248. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-22442018000100237

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