Intercultural Utopias: Public Intellectuals, Cultural Experimentation, and Ethnic Pluralism in Colombia

Abstract

About the Series ix Acknowledgments xi A Note on the Orthography of Nasa Yuwe xvii Abbreviations for Colombian Organizations xix Introduction 1 1. Frontier Nasa / Nasa de Frontera : The Dilemma of the Indigenous Intellectual 23 2. Colaboradores: The Predicament of Pluralism in an Intercultural Movement 55 3. Risking Dialogue: Anthropological Collaborations with Nasa Intellectuals 83 4. Interculturalism and Lo propio: CRIC's Teachers as Local Intellectuals 115 5. Second Sight: Nasa and Guambiano Theory 152 6. The Battle for the Legacy of Father Ulcue: Spirituality in the Struggle between Region and Locality 185 7. Imagining a Pluralist Nation: Intellectuals and Indigenous Special Jurisdiction 227 Epilogue 262 Glossary 277 Notes 281 Works Cited 299 Index 325

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