Bibliograph

Nation-states and Indians in Latin America, edited by Greg Urban and Joel Sherzer

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Nation-states and Indians in Latin America, edited by Greg Urban and Joel Sherzer

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Nation-states and Indians in Latin America

Nature of contents

bibliography

Responsibility statement

edited by Greg Urban and Joel Sherzer

Table Of Contents

Indians, nation-states, and culture / Greg Urban and Joel Sherzer -- An ideological triangle : the struggle over San Blas Kuna culture, 1915-1925 / James Howe -- Symbolic counterhegemony among the Ecuadorian Shuar / Janet Hendricks -- In Neca Gobierno de Puebla : Mexicano penetrations of the Mexican state / Jane H. Hill -- To be Indian, to be Bolivian : "ethnic" and "national" discourses of identity / Thomas Abercrombie -- Being and becoming an Indian in the Vaupes / Jean E. Jackson -- Ethnic discourse and the challenge to anthropology : the Nicaraguan case / Martin Diskin -- Strategies of ethnic survival in Central America / Richard N. Adams -- Becoming Indian in Lowland South America / David Maybury-Lewis -- On indigenism and nationality in Brazil / Antonio Carlos de Souza Lima -- The state and Andean musical production in Peru / Thomas Turino -- Images of the Indian in Guatemala : the role of indigenous dress in Indian and Ladino constructions / Carol Hendrickson -- The semiotics of state-Indian linguistic relationships : Peru, Paraguay, and Brazil / Greg Urban

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