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Knowledge About Indigenous Peoples Changes if It Changes Who Investigates
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The publication of Wendi Kuetgaje’s book “Our dead ancestors made them rest – After the footsteps of my great-grandparents, survivors of the rubber era” represents more than a new publication of Amazonian history or anthropology. It marks a significant moment for the Anthropology program of the University of Rosario and, more broadly, for the ways in which we produce knowledge about the country in Colombian universities. From “study object” to k…
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