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versión On-line ISSN 2448-5144versión impresa ISSN 1607-050X
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GOMEZ SUAREZ, Águeda. El discurso político indígena en América Latina. Desacatos [online]. 2007, n.24, pp.215-228. ISSN 2448-5144.
This paper attempts to make a meticulous analysis of the political messages constructed by some prominent indigenous movements in Latin America. In order to do so, the author chose the theoretical framework called frame analysis -an analytical category originated by Goffman's symbolic interactionism- which today is regarded as a central element in the identity formation of social actors and their "social performance".The systematization of certain significant ideas that shape the indigenous ideological matrix into several "frameworks of interpretation" is performed by these social subjects with the purpose of projecting unto others an image that generates certain impressions in their audience and defines a set of problems, their causes, their solutions and the adversaries.The "political success" of their proposals and political program depends on the resonance that these "frameworks" can achieve with different internal and external audiences.
Palabras llave : ethnic ideology; cognitive system; indigenous movements; frame analysis; Latin America.