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| Resumen |
This article analyses how the performance of folkloric music and dance defines and redefines ethnic/racial distinctions and identities in the Andes. It focuses on the promotional activities of urban-based institutions in Cusco called instituciones culturales, particularly how these activities have shaped folkloric performance. The article calls attention to the continuing importance of race as a central category of social differentiation, showing how folkloric performances embody ethnic/racial identities. |
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17
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| Número |
2
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| Número de páginas |
165-183
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Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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| Numero ISSN |
02613050
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| DOI |
10.1111/j.1470-9856.1998.tb00170.x
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