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Emphasizes that scholars’ central aim should be to grasp how cultural agents "engage in the chain of reception, interpretation, and production of meaning," cautioning that to reject an overly Western notion of culture as text does not mean that one should ignore how Andean highland peoples have themselves become producers of Western kinds of texts, incorporating alphabetic literacy and legalistic discourse and symbolism into their lives. These arguments guide volume’s contributors (Harvey, Millones, Rappaport, Allen, Dransart, Arnold, Adelaar, Sa enz, Linehard, Lund, and Platt) as they examine rituals, material objects, dialogues, letter-writing among nonliterates, and shamanic sessions. Stimulating volume benefits from cross-fertilization between anthropology and linguistics.
目录
Contributors p. xi
A Note on Orthography p. xiii
1 Introduction: Between Text and Context in the Evocation of Culture Rosaleen Howard-Malverde p. 3
I Textualising Histories and Identities in Cultural Performances
2 Peruvian Independence Day: Ritual, Memory, and the Erasure of Narrative Penelope Harvey p. 21
3 Saint Rose through the Eyes of Her Devotees: From Flower of Lima to Mother of Carhuamayo Luis Millones p. 45
4 The Art of Ethnic Militancy: Theatre and Indigenous Consciousness in Colombia Joanne Rappaport p. 55
II Multiple Media: Ritual, Weaving, and the Making of Meanings
5 When Pebbles Move Mountains: lconicity and Symbolism in Quechua Ritual Catherine J. Allen p. 73
6 Cultural Transpositions: Writing about Rites in the Llama Corral Penny Dransart p. 85
7 Making Men in Her Own Image: Gender, Text, and Textile in Qaqachaka Denise Arnold p. 99
III Inside the Text: Processes of Textualisation in Written Quechua Discourse
8 Spatial Reference and Speaker Orientation in Early Colonial Quechua Willem E. H. Adelaar p. 135
9 Point of View and Evidentiality in the Huarochiri Texts (Peru, 17th Century) Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz p. 149
IV Orality and Literacies as Reflexes of Colonisation and Resistance
10 Writing from Within: Indigenous Epistolary Practices in the Colonial Period Martin Lienhard p. 171
11 On the Margin: Letter Exchauge among Andean Non-Literates Sarah Lund p. 185
12 The Sound of Light: Emergent Communication through Quechua Shamanic Dialogue Tristan Platt p. 196
Glossary p. 227
Bibliography p. 231
Index p. 247
A Note on Orthography p. xiii
1 Introduction: Between Text and Context in the Evocation of Culture Rosaleen Howard-Malverde p. 3
I Textualising Histories and Identities in Cultural Performances
2 Peruvian Independence Day: Ritual, Memory, and the Erasure of Narrative Penelope Harvey p. 21
3 Saint Rose through the Eyes of Her Devotees: From Flower of Lima to Mother of Carhuamayo Luis Millones p. 45
4 The Art of Ethnic Militancy: Theatre and Indigenous Consciousness in Colombia Joanne Rappaport p. 55
II Multiple Media: Ritual, Weaving, and the Making of Meanings
5 When Pebbles Move Mountains: lconicity and Symbolism in Quechua Ritual Catherine J. Allen p. 73
6 Cultural Transpositions: Writing about Rites in the Llama Corral Penny Dransart p. 85
7 Making Men in Her Own Image: Gender, Text, and Textile in Qaqachaka Denise Arnold p. 99
III Inside the Text: Processes of Textualisation in Written Quechua Discourse
8 Spatial Reference and Speaker Orientation in Early Colonial Quechua Willem E. H. Adelaar p. 135
9 Point of View and Evidentiality in the Huarochiri Texts (Peru, 17th Century) Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar Saenz p. 149
IV Orality and Literacies as Reflexes of Colonisation and Resistance
10 Writing from Within: Indigenous Epistolary Practices in the Colonial Period Martin Lienhard p. 171
11 On the Margin: Letter Exchauge among Andean Non-Literates Sarah Lund p. 185
12 The Sound of Light: Emergent Communication through Quechua Shamanic Dialogue Tristan Platt p. 196
Glossary p. 227
Bibliography p. 231
Index p. 247
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