DO MÖTIRO À SAYAÑA
ETNOGRAFIA MULTILOCAL DE MATEMÁTICAS OUTRAS NOS DOCUMENTOS CURRICULARES DA BOLÍVIA
Abstract
This article investigates the mathematics present in Bolivia’s curricular documents. It aims to inventory these documents, with emphasis on the regionalized curricula of the Guaraní nation (Santa Cruz de La Sierra) and the Qullana Aymara nation (La Paz), mapping their constitutive discourses and analyzing how they relate to local culture and construct their own knowledge policies. The research adopts a multilocal ethnography to trace discourses, metaphors, and plots in the documents of Community Vocational Primary Education. The theoretical framework dialogues with Critical Anthropology and decolonial studies, enabling an understanding of how these curricula break with Eurocentric models and propose pedagogical perspectives rooted in indigenous knowledge. The results highlight alternative ways of conceiving curriculum and mathematics, guided by Vivir Bien, integrating culture, territory, language, and community production. It concludes that these curricula contribute to decolonial educational practices and the valorization of indigenous epistemologies.
Keywords: Curriculum. Primary Education. Intercultural Education. Decoloniality. Mathematics.
