The collective imaginary Kumiai and natural resources
From the 29th of June to the 4 of July of 2009, along with researchers Everardo Garduño y Eva Caccavari Garza, we participated in the recollection of quantitative and qualitative data for the project “Sacred sites of the kumiai Indians”, of the National Comission for the Development of the Indian Pe...
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Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
2012
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| Sumario: | From the 29th of June to the 4 of July of 2009, along with researchers Everardo Garduño y Eva Caccavari Garza, we participated in the recollection of quantitative and qualitative data for the project “Sacred sites of the kumiai Indians”, of the National Comission for the Development of the Indian People. Active members of this Indian community gave us qualitative information. In this paper we present some social representations that the kumiai indians made from its natural resources, correlating the quantitative data available from sciences like Biology and Geography with the qualitative information offered by the social actors interviewed. |
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