num_pages: 252
description: The essays in Amazonia and the Andes focus on indigenous mediation of colonialism in Latin America. Articles consider child sorcery and colonial violence, the persistence of Incan symbolism and hierarchy, and forms of indigenous historicity. There are also essays on cannibalism, Brazilian and Andean identity, and the “Ecological Indian” and a dramatic reevaluation of the authenticity of Fray Diego de Landa’s writing on the Maya. Contibutors. David Cahill, Mark Goodale, Edward O. Kohn, Frank Salomon, Fernando Santos-Granero
language: English
title: Amazonia and the Andes (Volume 49)
titlecomplete: Amazonia and the Andes (Volume 49) (The Journal of the American Society for Ethnohistory Vol. 49, #3 Summer 2002)
publisher: Duke University Press Books