Los indios de Norteamérica

La Cultura Chinchorro es una cultura de pescadores que partió habitando la costa del desierto de Atacama hace nueve mil años, y que alrededor del año 5000 a.C. comenzó a momificar intencionalmente a sus difuntos. El Dr. Arriaza nos narra la vida de su gente, sus elaboradas técnicas de momificación, el significado social de sus ritos mortuorios y las enfermedades que los afligían. Gracias a los documentales de televisión y a las publicaciones del Dr. Arriaza y sus colaboradores las momias Chinchorro han perdido su anonimato.

Aquesta antologia presenta textos escrits per dones que dialoguen entre si malgrat que provenen de diferents èpoques i branques del coneixement. Es tracta de fragments de llibres publicats per Edicions de la Universitat de Barcelona que reflexionen sobre l’anhel d’igualtat a través del relat d’experiències pròpies, d’obres literàries i d’escrits que destaquen les contribucions ben variades de moltes dones: des del testimoni d’Evelyn Fox Keller com a estudiant de Física fins a passatges de Galàtia Kazantzaki, Virginia Woolf i Montserrat Roig, passant per les aportacions...

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