Abstract
With the objective of identifying the importance of the Mauritia flexuosa within the multiterritoriality of the Eastern Plains. An experimental methodology is carried out that combines situational analysis, genealogy, and the historical reconstruction of social phenomena in which 87 interviews were conducted with social leaders between 2019-2021. The results expose a phenomenological reflection of different forms and conflicts against the use of natural resources in the processes of territorial occupation. The analyzes indicate a scenario of biocentric and anthropocentric conflict, due to different conceptions of human rights and property in material territories of governance, property, multiterritorial and transterritorial relational space, which can be weighed from a body that captures dynamics and exposes lines of flight that They claim the biocentric. It is concluded that seeing life beyond economic values makes visible lines of flight within the market captures that contribute to understanding the totality of life, the relationship between human reality-environment, and environment-multiterritoriality, having the potential to lead to social transformation with a new political and economic organization that has the rights of the third generation as its axis, so that society dialogues with ecosystems (nature) in a mutualism of bodies and not in the economic parasitism that compromises the environment, ecological balance, and therefore human rights.
Conflict of Interest
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Ethical Approval
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Data Availability
The datasets used in this study are openly available at [repository link] and the source code is available on GitHub at [GitHub link].
Funding
This work did not receive any external funding.
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