Nation-States and Indians in Latin America. - Sherzer, Joel; Urban, Greg (Austin : University of Texas Press, 1992)
An Ideological Triangle : The struggle over San Blas Kuna culture, 1915-1925 / Howe, J. -- Symbolic Counterhegemony among the Ecuadorian Shuar / Hendricks, J. -- In Neca Gobierno de Puebla : Mexicano penetrations of the Mexican State / Hill, J. H. -- To be Indian, to be Bolivian : "Ethnic" and "national" discourses of identity / Abercrombie, T. -- Being and Becoming an Indian in the Vaupés / Jackson, J. E. -- Ethnic Discourse and the Challenge to Anthropology: The Nicaraguan case / Diskin, M. -- Strategies of Ethnic Survival in Central America / Adams, R. N. -- Becoming Indian in Lowland South America / Maybury-Lewis, D. -- On Indigenism and Nationality in Brazil / Souza Lima, A. C. de -- The State and Andean Musical Production in Peru / Turino, T. -- Images of the Indian in Guatemala : The role of indigenous dress in Indian and Ladino constructions / Hendrickson, C. -- The Semiotics of State-Indian Linguistic Relationships : Peru, Paraguay and Brazil / Urban, G.
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