Oralidad, memoria y resistencia una mirada desde la interculturalidad y la docencia experiencia en el jardín botánico de Bogotá José Celestino Mutis

Abstract

This paper elaborates an interpretation of the relationship between the Maloca located in the Jose Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden of Bogota (hereinafter JBB JCM) and the orality, memory and resistance of the indigenous communities, from an intercultural and differential approach, based on the conceptions that visitors have of it, and the relationship that the Maloca has with the oral tradition, memory and resistance of the indigenous communities, from an intercultural and differential approach, based on the conceptions that visitors have of the Maloca. about it. Starting from the problem of structural violence such as the armed conflict, displacement and armed conflict, forced displacement, and the extermination of customs, among others, faced by the the indigenous communities of the Colombian territory, resulting in new representations of the evil as a result of new representations of the maloca as a cultural product and not as a market object. as a cultural product and not as a market object, which allows us to enter into the debate on the role of education, society and the State in the society and the State in the vindication of indigenous communities in the processes of orality, memory and resistance. of orality, memory and resistance.