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Drawing on extended ethnographic research conducted over the course of more than two decades, Andrew Canessa explores the multiple identities of a community of people in the Bolivian highlands through their own lived experiences and voices. He examines how gender, race, and ethnic identities manifest themselves in everyday interactions in the Aymara village. Canessa shows that indigeneity is highly contingent; thoroughly imbricated with gendered, racial, and linguistic identities; and informed by a historical consciousness. Addressing how whiteness and indianness are reproduced as hegemonic structures in the village, how masculinities develop as men go to the mines and army, and how memories of a violent past are used to construct a present sense of community, Canessa raises important questions about indigenous politics and the very nature of indigenous identity.
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This book dives deep into the race and history of Andean life, weaving narratives that are both enlightening and engaging. The way it narrates native histories really made me reflect on the small spaces often overlooked. Definitely worth your time if you're into indigenous studies.
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Sofia Martinez
A Thought-Provoking Read
This book dives deep into the race and history of Andean life, weaving narratives that are both enlightening and engaging. The way it narrates native histories really made me reflect on the small spaces often overlooked. Definitely worth your time if you're into indigenous studies.
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Sofia Martinez
A Thought-Provoking Read
This book dives deep into the race and history of Andean life, weaving narratives that are both enlightening and engaging. The way it narrates native histories really made me reflect on the small spaces often overlooked. Definitely worth your time if you're into indigenous studies.
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Carlos Mendoza
Not What I Expected
I was really looking forward to this book but was a bit disappointed. The focus on narratives felt scattered at times, making it hard to follow the main themes. It’s not a bad read, just not what I was hoping for based on the description.
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Carlos Mendoza
Not What I Expected
I was really looking forward to this book but was a bit disappointed. The focus on narratives felt scattered at times, making it hard to follow the main themes. It’s not a bad read, just not what I was hoping for based on the description.
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