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De, D., (2023). Imaginar nuestro lugar: concepciones sobre sentido de pertenencia nacional e identificación étnico-racial en una escuela primaria rural en Huantán, Lima [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/26487
De, D., Imaginar nuestro lugar: concepciones sobre sentido de pertenencia nacional e identificación étnico-racial en una escuela primaria rural en Huantán, Lima []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2023. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/26487
@misc{renati/530265,
title = "Imaginar nuestro lugar: concepciones sobre sentido de pertenencia nacional e identificación étnico-racial en una escuela primaria rural en Huantán, Lima",
author = "De Las Casas Barbosa, Daniela",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2023"
}
The transit across different spaces of socialization throughout our lives shape the construction of imaginaries we hold about nations and its citizens. Ever since childhood, the social bonds we establish with our teachers and classmates at school become significant learning experiences concerning our position within our political community. This ethnographic research was conducted in the rural community of Huantán, located in the province of Yauyos in Lima. Its main purpose is to approach the way in which students and teachers construct their sense of national belonging and ethnic-racial identification within the context of a rural primary school. Based on the findings obtained through fieldwork and the political subjectivity theoretical framework, this thesis reveals that the sense of national belonging among the huantanenses is shaped by the narrative of “progress through education.“ This discourse suggests that an individual's social value is inherently tied to their advancement within the educational system. I also argue that huantanense children learn to identify themselves in two apparently contradictory ways: they take pride in their locality while simultaneously silence their ethnic- racial markers that stigmatize them. Lastly, it is concluded that children possess agency to comprehend and engage with topics that seemingly belong to the adult world, thereby showcasing their capacity to express meaningful perspectives regarding their position within the national community.
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