Starting from Quirpini: the travels and places of a Bolivian people

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Indigenous Cultures and History Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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Part I. Inscriptions Introduction: Disorientations 1. Places and History In and About Quirpini Part II. Faces of a Place 2. Bicycles and Houses 3. The Geography of Planting Corn 4. Carnival and the Spatial Practice of Community Part III. From Quirpini 5. Ethnic Politics and the Control of Movement 6. Placing Bolivia in Quirpini: Civic Ritual and the Power of Context 7. Where Do You Go When You Go to Buenos Aires? Conclusion: Coming Back to Quirpini Notes Bibliography Index

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