01719nas a2200325   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653002000043653001100063653002100074653002400095653002700119653002700146653002100173653002200194653002800216653002900244653002000273653002000293653001800313653001700331653002800348653002800376100002600404245012600430856009500556300001200651520071600663022001401379                                       d10aAfrodescendants10aChocó10aEmploy of Spaces10anatural environment10aSymbolic Appropriation10aTerritorial Perception10aafrodescendentes10aafrodescendientes10aapropiación simbólica10aapropriação simbólica10aespacios de uso10aespaços de uso10amedio natural10ameio natural10apercepción territorial10apercepção territorial1 aJaime Peralta Agudelo00aDe lo "doméstico/manso" a lo "lejano/arisco": un recorrido por la cartografía simbólica del territorio negro de Chocó  uhttp://www.scielo.org.co/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1900-54072012000100006&lang=es  a113-1373 aThis article explores some aspects of the scheme of representation that the black communities of the department of Chocó created on marine/ coastal ecosystems, floodplain and Andean foothills that they have inhabited for more than three centuries. The entrance road to this aspect of intangible heritage is oral tradition, which makes visible that this territorial experience has been structured not only from the practical making and thinking, but from symbolic components which have provided reference points (imaginary axiological models, standards of conduct, ways of encoding reality, etc..) that have helped generate a significant portion of this ethnicity s cultural experience in northwestern Colombia.  a1900-5407