Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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Working with Aymara catechists , missionaries endeavor to codify a set of pan -
Aymara traits held to reflect Christian values . In this doubly metacultural
discourse , authentic Aymaraness is often displaced to a Christianized
indigenous past .
Working with Aymara catechists , missionaries endeavor to codify a set of pan -
Aymara traits held to reflect Christian values . In this doubly metacultural
discourse , authentic Aymaraness is often displaced to a Christianized
indigenous past .
Page 171
Pastoral courses on Aymara tradition often take the form of collective
ethnographic interviews . Missionaries solicit personal observations or
remembrances from catechists , encouraging them , for instance , to describe a
community planting ...
Pastoral courses on Aymara tradition often take the form of collective
ethnographic interviews . Missionaries solicit personal observations or
remembrances from catechists , encouraging them , for instance , to describe a
community planting ...
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to live and write their own Aymara New Testament . The implication is both a
translation of the Christian text and an organic evolutionary transformation from a
local cultural tradition to a perfected Aymara Christianity . Dimensions of cultural
...
to live and write their own Aymara New Testament . The implication is both a
translation of the Christian text and an organic evolutionary transformation from a
local cultural tradition to a perfected Aymara Christianity . Dimensions of cultural
...
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Contents
Volume XXXVII Number | 4 |
A New Time and Place for Bolivian Popular Politics | 99 |
Performing National Culture in a Bolivian Migrant Community | 117 |
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