Creating Context In Andean Cultures (oxford Studies In Anthropological Linguistics)

Introduction: Between Text And Context In The Evocation Of Culture / Rosaleen Howard-malverde -- Peruvian Independence Day: Ritual, Memory, And The Erasure Of Narrative / Penelope Harvey -- Saint Rose Through The Eyes Of Her Devotees: From Flower Of Lima To Mother Of Carhuamayo / Luis Millones -- The Art Of Ethnic Militancy: Theatre And Indigenous Consciousness In Colombia / Joanne Rappaport -- When Pebbles Move Mountains: Iconicity And Symbolism In Quechua Ritual / Catherine J. Allen -- Cultural Transpositions: Writing About Rites In The Llama Corral / Penny Dransart -- Making Men In Her Own Image: Gender, Text, And Textile In Qaqachaka / Denise Arnold -- Spatial Reference And Speaker Orientation In Early Colonial Quechua / Willem F.h. Adelaar -- Point Of View And Evidentiality In The Huarochirí Texts (peru, 17th Century) / Sabine Dedenbach-salazar Sáenz -- Writing From Within: Indigenous Epistolary Practices In The Colonial Period / Martin Lienhard -- On The Margin: Letter Exchange Among Andean Non-literates / Sarah Lund -- The Sound Of Light: Emergent Communication Through Quechua Shamanic Dialogue / Tristan Platt. Edited By Rosaleen Howard-malverde. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 231-246) And Index.