Resumen de Colonialismo portugués y neoextractivismo en Brasil: una analogía de continuidad colonial

María Victoria Buznego Jiménez

• español

  Este artículo analiza cómo el modelo colonial-capitalista portugués se ha perpetuado a través del neoextractivismo en Brasil, explorando las prácticas neoextractivistas dentro de la lógica de la colonialidad. La propuesta teórica va desde la conexión con el territorio y la visión del mundo a partir de epistemologías indígenas, descoloniales y feministas, atendiendo particularmente al binomio cuerpo-territorio, con la finalidad de generar un intercambio epistemológico eco-sostenible, descolonial y feminista, en diálogo con las poblaciones indígenas y afrodescendientes, para imaginar un futuro próximo menos distópico a través del cual resistir y coexistir en cuerpo-territorio.

• English

  This article analyzes how the Portuguese colonial-capitalist model has been perpetuated through (neo)extractivism in Brazil, exploring extractive practices within the logic of coloniality. The theoretical proposal encompasses the connection with territory and the worldview of decolonial and feminist epistemologies, paying particular attention to the «body-territory» binomial. Through a critical analysis of the historiography of the colonization process in Brazil, the paper links how the domination of territories is transferred to the body and nature in the form of (neo)extractivism, demonstrating that such practices serve the «illusion of development» expanded in Latin America. Throughout this article, it is intended to strengthen an eco-sustainable, decolonial and feminist epistemological exchange, in dialogue with Indigenous and Afro-descendant populations, to imagine a less dystopian near future through which to resist and coexist.