Abstract
espanolEl articulo presenta el analisis de un conjunto de datos recogidos mediante un prolongado proceso de investigacion antropologica que abordo las relaciones entre empresas forestales y comunidades mapuche en la Region de La Araucania. Este articulo se focaliza en el modo en que las empresas forestales, a traves de los agentes entrevistados, conciben sus vinculaciones con las comunidades mapuche. Entre los principales resultados obtenidos se descubren orientaciones del capitalismo transnacional en la gestion de las relaciones con las comunidades mapuche, incidentes en las construcciones de la alteridad que dinamizan los cotidianos del territorio. EnglishThis article presents the analysis of set of data collected through a long process of anthropological research on the relationship between forest companies and Mapuche communities in the Araucania Region. This analysis focuses on how the forest industry, through the agents interviewed, conceive their relationships with Mapuche communities. Among the main results are orientations of transnational capitalism in the management of relations with the Mapuche communities, incidents in the constructions of otherness that invigorate the daily lives of the territory.
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