阿拉斯加的亡灵节

Q4 Environmental Science

Acta Biologica Sibirica Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.3167/sib.2023.220108

Itzel Zagal, Christina Edwin

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摘要

自2004年以来，阿拉斯加州安克雷奇的拉丁裔社区每年11月的每一秒都会举办Día de Muertos(西班牙语为亡灵节)庆祝活动，在那里，人们共同举行纪念祖先的仪式，并在聚集在该地区的各社区之间架起一座象征性的桥梁。在2021年的庆祝活动中，土著妇女Christina Edwin (Denaa和Chicana)和Itzel Zagal (Mexica Xochimilca)合作为Olga Ezi (Ahtna Dene，中南Dena'ina女族长)设计了一个在文化上适合的祭坛。这是对阿拉斯加土著妇女(切达或祖母)的致敬，并将土著观点与对祖先的共同尊重结合在一起。这次合作发现Día亡灵节是一种精神实践，也是一种文化抵抗和团结的行为。

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Día de Muertos in Alaska

The celebration of Día de Muertos (Spanish for Day of the Dead) has been hosted by the Latino community in Anchorage, Alaska, every second of November since 2004, where the ritual to honor ancestors is shared, and a symbolic bridge between the communities that converge within the territory is built. During the 2021 celebration, the Indigenous women Christina Edwin (Denaa and Chicana) and Itzel Zagal (Mexica Xochimilca) collaborated on an altar that was culturally appropriate for Olga Ezi (Ahtna Dene, South Central Dena'ina matriarch). It was a tribute the Alaska Native women (Chedas or grandmothers) and brought together Indigenous perspectives with a common respect for ancestries. This collaboration found that Día de Muertos is a spiritual practice and an act of cultural resistance and solidarity.

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Acta Biologica Sibirica Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation

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1.20

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12 weeks