People of the water : change and continuity among the Uru-Chipayans of Bolivia / Joseph W. Bastien.

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Bastien, Joseph William, 1935- [Author]

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computer

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9781607812197

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F3320 .P467 2012

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Contents:

Lorenzo's cure -- History of Chipayans -- Subsistence and economy: ritual, mythology, and practice -- People of the common -- Modernization: changing Chipayans -- Ayllus Tajata and Tuanta and the Uru-Chipayan nation -- Inez's burial -- Fiesta of Santa Ana -- Comparisons and conclusions: reinvention of the Uru-Chipayan culture.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Journey to Santa Ana de Chipaya -- Lorenzo's cure -- History of Chipayans -- Subsistence and economy: ritual, mythology, and practice -- People of the common -- Modernization: changing Chipayans -- Ayllus Tajata and Tuanta and the Uru-Chipayan nation -- Inez's burial -- Fiesta of Santa Ana -- Comparisons and conclusions: reinvention of the Uru-Chipayan culture.

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