TENSIONING "THE COMMON" IN SITUATED COLLABORATIVE ETHNOGRAPHIES

The article puts into conversation a set of ethnographic experiences understood as "ways-of-living-in-common", which present a series of challenges for interdisciplinary approaches. We start from the central hypothesis that ethnography itself constitutes a form of becom-ing-in-common that articulates and tensions differentiated forms of communalization. Our central objective is to compare and analyze community processes and projects carried out in different regional contexts of Argentina, alongside with communities Huarpe de Lavalle (Mendoza) and El Enc & oacute;n (San Juan), Kolla (Inter-Andean Valleys of Salta), Diaguita (Choro-moro Valley, Tucum & aacute;n) and community of Mutqu & iacute;n (Catamarca), in articulation with the analysis of the collaborative ethnographic practice itself. For the analysis we take up con-tributions from references of French post-structuralism and the so-called "community think-ing", in its French and Italian line, in articulation with contemporary approaches of anthro-pological and ethnographic theory, which allow us to re-think ethnographic practice and project new commons.