A Short Andean History of Photography:Yawar fiesta

John Kraniauskas

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José María Arguedas's (1911–1969) first novel, Yawar fiesta, is full of unexpected, culturally overdetermined, political alliances, and sudden shifts in those alliances.1 As in many of his subseque...

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