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12016-02-09T15:50:38-08:00Kelly McDonougha6b175ff7fbe5e5898695a43d2f9a5602d0c576070112plain2016-02-09T15:52:55-08:00Kelly McDonougha6b175ff7fbe5e5898695a43d2f9a5602d0c5760María Victoria: llegaste al meollo del asunto: "el marco teórico de constante dicotomía y binarios" que era el patrón dominante de los estudios coloniales por mucho tiempo y que ya tenemos que matizar. A la vez, como bien dices, Seed nos ayuda pensar cómo conceptualizamos el territorio y la posesión.