TY  - GEN
AU  - Abercrombie,Thomas A.
TI  - Pathways of memory and power. Ethnography and history among an andean people
U1  - 980.00498 21
PY  - 1998///
CY  - Wisconsin - US
PB  - University of Wisconsin
KW  - ETNOHISTORIA
KW  - PUEBLOS ORIGINARIOS
KW  - AYLLU
KW  - AUTORIDADES ORIGINARIAS
KW  - AYMARA
KW  - COLONIAJE
KW  - RELIGION AYMARA
KW  - RITUALES
KW  - FIESTAS PATRONALES
KW  - THUNUPA
KW  - MITOLOGIA
KW  - CH'ALLA
KW  - K'ARISIRIS
KW  - ESPACIO
KW  - MALLKUS
KW  - INCAS
KW  - CONFEDERACIONES
KW  - KILLAKA
KW  - KIPUS
KW  - CRONISTAS
KW  - CULTA, ORURO
KW  - BO: ORU: AVAROA: CULTA
KW  - PE: CUSCO
KW  - HISTORIA
KW  - INDIGENAS-TIERRAS ALTAS
N1  - En Biblioteca 2 ejemplares; incl. ref
N2  - Contiene: From ritual to history and back again, trajectories in research and theory - PART ONE. An ethnographic pastorale: introduction to K'ulta and the local sources of history - Journeys to cultural frontiers - The dialogical politics of ethnographic fieldwork - Structures and histories: K'ulta between gods and state - PART TWO. Historical paths to K'ulta: an andean social formation from preinvasion autonomy to postrevolution atomization - Pathways of historical colonization: stories of an Andean past from the archives of letters and landscapes - Colonial relandscaping of andean social memory - PART THREE. Social memory in K'ulta: a landscape poetics of narrative, drink, and Saints' festivals: Telling and drinking the paths of memory: narrative and libation poetics as historical consciousness - Living on Tatala's path: uses of the past in sacrifice and antisacrifice, saints' festivals, and sorceries - CONCLUSION. Ethnography and history of social memory and Amnesia
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