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The history of photography in Chiapas is linked to the visual production of photographers from outside the territory. These visual disigners created an image of the indigenous inhabitants of Chiapas. The photographs shaped the discourse, the representation of the space and its inhabitants, and this was disseminated in different media. Photography and the indigenism applied in the state of Chiapas determined the way in which the photographic production of the 20th century was observed, without the possibility of analysing any photographic genre other than the indigenist one. This text aims to identify, through a selection of representative images, some moments of photography in Chiapas in general.
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La historia de la fotografía en Chiapas está unida a la producción visual de fotógrafos ajenos al territorio, estos creadores visuales formaron un imaginario del habitante indígena chiapaneco. Las fotografías condicionaron el discurso, la representación del espacio y sus habitantes, esto fue difundido en diversos medios. La fotografía unida al indigenismo aplicado en el estado de Chiapas estableció la forma en la que se observó la producción fotográfica del siglo XX, sin dar opción a analizar otro género fotográfi-co más que el indigenista. Este texto pretende identificar de manera general algunos momentos de la fotografía en Chiapas a partir de una selección de imágenes representativas.
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The text is an introduction to a series of seven studies and essays dealing with the use of the term indián/Indián (Indian) in the Czech language as well as in the Anglo-Saxon and Latin American contexts. The editorial first briefly introduces the main problems of the use of the term indián/Indián and related terms both in the domestic and in the Anglo-Saxon and Latin American contexts. It then presents the problems of the grammatical use of the word indián/Indián in the Czech language. It also sums up the discussion related to the use of the term indio in the Anglo-Saxon and Ibero-American environment. Furthermore, it discusses the meaning and genesis of the term indio in the Spanish language and the environment of the former Spanish overseas colonies. The issue of the use of the term indio/indígena in contemporary discourse, academic in particular, is also examined.
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