Language, Authority and Indigenous History in the "Comentarios reales de los incas"

Rosa Perelmuter Pérez · Margarita Zamora

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Latin American history and culture Early Modern Spanish Literature Historical Linguistics and Language Studies

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Language and history: Renaissance humanism and the philologic tradition 3. Language and history in the Comentarios reales 4. Philology, translation, and hermeneutics in the Comentarios reales 5. Contexts and intertexts: the discourse on the nature of the American Indian and the Comentarios reales 6. 'Nowhere' is somewhere: the Comentarios reales and the Utopian model 7. Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index.

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