Ethnic Power and Identity Formation in Mid-Colonial Andean Writing

Alcira Dueñas

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A complex political culture took shape in the Andes as Spanish colonialism entered its more consolidated stages in the seventeenth century, deepening the manifold encounters between the Andeans and...

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1900Imperial Eyes 1997Idolatry and Its Enemies 2007Pastoral Quechua 1992The Huarochiri manuscript: a testament of ancient and Colonial Andean religion 2003Subverting Colonial Authority 1957The Incas Under Spanish Colonial Institutions 2005:Conversion: Old Worlds and New 2001Workers' Health and Colonial Mercury Mining at Huancavelica, Peru

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