Joanne Rappaport's book is a study of the intellectual history of the Paez, an indigenous community in the Colombian Andes. It traces the development of Paez historical thought over 300 years, from the 18th to the 20th century.
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"This is one of those historical texts in which the author not only revises our understanding of the past, but also shakes up our intellectual certainties in the present ... this text remains an important and influential one in Latin American studies. A preface to this second edition helps locate the text within the rather abrupt changes over the past decade ... "--British Bulletin of Publications on Latin America, April 2000
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Joanne Rappaport is Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Georgetown University.
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first independence, Sebastián de Belalcázar, resguardo titles, quinine boom, colonial cacique, resguardo system, resguardo lands, new caciques, moral continuity, principal caciques, sacred geography Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Don Juan Tama, The Politics of Memory, Quintín Lame, Julio Niquinás, The Cacique Reborn, Santa Rosa, The Chiefdom Transformed, Rise of the Colonial Cacique, Páez River, The Birth of the Myth, Peasant Leagues, Don Julio, War of the Thousand Days, Pedro de Añasco, José Gonzalo Sánchez, Don Jacinto Muscay, Cauca Valley, Tierra Adentro, Latin America, Nasa River, Vitoncó Tama, Communist Party, Don Manuel de Quilo, Jacobo Lame, Tama Stream New!
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Don Juan Tama, The Politics of Memory, Quintín Lame, Julio Niquinás, The Cacique Reborn, Santa Rosa, The Chiefdom Transformed, Rise of the Colonial Cacique, Páez River, The Birth of the Myth, Peasant Leagues, Don Julio, War of the Thousand Days, Pedro de Añasco, José Gonzalo Sánchez, Don Jacinto Muscay, Cauca Valley, Tierra Adentro, Latin America, Nasa River, Vitoncó Tama, Communist Party, Don Manuel de Quilo, Jacobo Lame, Tama Stream New!
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