Nicolás Rocha

Lic. Ciencias Sociales

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It is important to understand the current tensions surrounding shamanism and to recognize its historical performance. However, it is a tradition that is beginning to be capitalized by tourism and by the idea of "living a new experience" that makes other customs "exotic".

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#globalizationECH Economic exchanges in tourism, in this case tourism and shamanism, raise questions of legitimacy and credibility. The tourism industry prefers the performative aspects of shamanism to the traditions that define it.+

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The tourist demand for "exotic experiences" questions the legitimacy of shamanism and creates a new category of shamanism. +

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I believe that this global issue should not only involve anthropology as a main actor in its discourse. How can we see this idea in a transdisciplinary exercise?

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For the author, Amelia Moore, there is a current epoch of change their involving the idea of the anthropogenic where a new approach called Anthropocene anthropology is needed to explore the social and material realities of global change. +

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Thus, anthropogenesis and the Anthropocene is configured as a global issue with political stakes and the more transnational actions are taken on its behalf, the more changes we will see in the understanding of global transformation.

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charts and opinions with Nordic Black Metal that happened in the late 80s and early 90s. https://t.co/sN2VsJwf6e

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#globalizationECH @globalECH Indieglobalization helps to understand in this case (punk) music and cultural artifacts circulating outside traditional channels of exchange. Which comprises a globalized process since the exchange of fanzines and the exchange of records, among other

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as Lisandro Meza as well as, the urban subculture that emerged in Monterrey called Kolombia, to mention it briefly. On the other hand, a possible example of Indieglobalization is the case of Colombian Black Metal and its exchange of records +

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It is therefore pertinent to ask whether global cities fulfill these aspects. Where the flow of immigrants ends up being affected for different reasons.

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#globalizationECH @globalECH Cities are the places where most transnational flows and contemporary global activities take place. It is where the concept of "citizenship" is primarily established, which can be based on ideas of shared community and culture.

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Being a citizen evokes hierarchy, status and privilege, and equal rights. Global cities no longer generate identity and belonging but look to define substantive rights and equal opportunities.