دانلود کتاب Invaders as Ancestors: On the Intercultural Making and Unmaking of Spanish Colonialism in the Andes

فهرست مطالب :

Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Note on Orthography
1 Introduction
Theorizing Colonial Power
Andean Ancestral Cultures
Early Modern Spanish Ancestral Culture
Theorizing Interaction
2 Viracochas: Ancestors, Deities, and Apostles
Brief Chronology of the Spanish Invasion
Conquest or Alliance?
Spaniards as Viracochas
Viracocha as Apostle
3 Diseases and Separatism
The Taqui Oncoy, 1564–65
Vilcabamba
The Rediscovery of 1569
The Taqui Oncoy, 1569–71
Aftermaths
4 Reducción and the Struggle over Burial
Reducción: Settlement Consolidation as Holistic Civilizing Project
Reducción as a Mortuary Regime
Crisis and \'Corruption\'
Struggles over Burial
Aullagas, 1588: An Inquisitorial Quasi-Ethnography
Mangas 1604–05: Power Struggles within an Ayllu
Huachos and Yauyos, 1613–14: Circulating Cadavers
Checras, 1614: Baptizing the Ancestors
Syntheses of the First Campaign
5 Strategies of Coexistence
Reducción as a Spatial Regime
Ayllu Landscapes
Chinchaycocha
Pachacuti Yamqui and Guaman Poma: Updating Myths of Coexistence
Reducción and the Second Anti-Idolatry Campaign
More Struggles over Burial
6 Ayllus in Transition
Cajatambo, 1656
Santiago de Maray, 1677–1724
The Ayllu Eroded
7 The Rise of the Mountain Spirits
Yauyos, 1607–60
Canta, 1650–56
Cuzco, 1596–1697
Huamanga–Huancavelica, 1656–1811
Arequipa, 1671–1813
Analysis
8 Ancestral Reconfigurations in the Ethnographic Record
Differentiating the Ancestral: Mountain Spirits and Gentiles
The Ethnographic Mountain in Historical Perspective
The Ethnography of Death
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index