Más allá de Yamato: en la perifería del poder. Consideraciones para el estudio de la antigüedad japonesa

Irene Minerva Muñoz Fernández

doi:10.6018/pantarei.571591

Autores/as

Irene Minerva Muñoz Fernández Universidad Isabel I y GIR Humanismo Eurasia (Universidad de Salamanca) https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4934-849X

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/pantarei.571591

Palabras clave: Japón, historia asiática, arqueología, Prehistoria, antropología

Agencias de apoyo

Este trabajo ha sido realizado en el marco de los proyectos no financiados de investigación en Asia de la Universidad Isabel I, del GIR Humanismo Eurasia (HUME, Universidad de Salamanca), y del Grupo de trabajo en estudios de Asia (GTEA, Universidad Complutense de Madrid).

Resumen

En este trabajo se realizará un análisis de la evolución histórica de las poblaciones tanto de la isla de Hokkaidō como del ámbito okinawense. Para ello, se acudirá a distintas fuentes de información, como restos arqueológicos, fuentes textuales y estudios etnoantropológicos, gracias a los cuales se puede entender un poco mejor la relación entre las poblaciones actuales okinawense y ainu y sus ancestros pre y protohistóricos, así como la relación de éstos últimos con el ámbito cultural de Yamato, teniendo en cuenta las problemáticas concretas de ambos ámbitos. La posición periférica de ambos territorios con respecto al protoestado de Yamato será clave para comprender el devenir histórico de los dos, y será un factor importante que ha afectado a lo largo de la historia a la percepción de las culturas okinawense y ainu, así como a las diversas interpretaciones historiográficas de ambas.

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