Somos en el mundo... seres, materialidad y paisajes
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Asociación de Arqueólogos Profesionales de la República Argentina
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El objetivo es la reflexión de ciertos conceptos relacionados a la Arqueología de los Paisajes y de la Arquitectura. La importancia de la experiencia práctica, de nuestras actividades como seres en un mundo material, ha llevado a repensar la cuestión espacial y nuestras categorías a la hora de su estudio. Proponemos entonces desde una Perspectiva del Habitar ver el paisaje como una red de relaciones entre lugares que arraigan el pasado en el entorno, siendo la arquitectura un elemento para moldear ese paisaje y la expresión de una actitud cultural hacia el mismo. Las reflexiones aquí planteadas permitirán pensar en otros términos la evidencia arquitectónica registrada en Andalhuala, valle de Yocavil y cuestionar la perspectiva soberana de la razón abstracta y universal (encarnada por la ciencia), que trata los mundos de vida de los distintos pueblos como “visiones del mundo” que se superponen a la “verdadera” realidad de la “naturaleza”.
Its objective to reflect on certain concepts related to the archaeology of landscapes and architecture. The importance of practical experience in our activities as beings set in a material world has led us to rethink the question of space and our criteria at the time of its study. We then propose from a Dwelling Perspective a vision of landscape as a network of relationships between places anchoring the past in the environment, with architecture as an element that shapes this landscape and as an expression of a cultural attitude toward the same landscape. The concepts raised here allow us to think in other terms concerning the architectural evidence from Andalhuala, Valley of Yocavil, and questions the dominant abstract and universal reason perspective (emphasized by the sciences), that deals with the living worlds of different peoples as “world visions” that overlap “true” reality with that of “nature”.
Its objective to reflect on certain concepts related to the archaeology of landscapes and architecture. The importance of practical experience in our activities as beings set in a material world has led us to rethink the question of space and our criteria at the time of its study. We then propose from a Dwelling Perspective a vision of landscape as a network of relationships between places anchoring the past in the environment, with architecture as an element that shapes this landscape and as an expression of a cultural attitude toward the same landscape. The concepts raised here allow us to think in other terms concerning the architectural evidence from Andalhuala, Valley of Yocavil, and questions the dominant abstract and universal reason perspective (emphasized by the sciences), that deals with the living worlds of different peoples as “world visions” that overlap “true” reality with that of “nature”.