Resumen

ARIAS-MURILLO, Francisco Antonio  y  DUQUE-RODRIGUEZ, Diego Mauricio. Indigenous Resistance and Territoriality in the Southern Region of the State of Tolima. Ágora U.S.B. [online]. 2017, vol.17, n.2, pp.413-426. ISSN 1657-8031.  https://doi.org/10.21500/16578031.3032.

Archaeologically, diagnosed indigenous struggles for territory in the south of Tolima are diagnosed; genealogically, emerging forms of resistance, especially, those of the “Great Ortega and Chaparral Indigenous Reservation,” are analyzed as practices and discursive forms based on the claims of Manuel Quintin Lame, which encouraged the formation of a movement social. As methodologies, archaeology describes and shows what was actually said by Quintin Lame and their disseminators. Genealogy allows unauthorized, illegitimate critical, alternative, analyses- of multiple forces, which cross and strain speeches in order to make visible that which is tendentiously sought not to be seen, by those involved in the fact.

Palabras clave : Discursive Practices and Forms; Social Movement of Resistance; Indigenous Territoriality; Forces Straining Discourse..

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