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Edited by Stefanie Wickstrom and Philip D. Young
University of Arizona Press
Mestizaje and Globalization: Transformations of Identity and Power
Introduction to Key Concepts
Authors

Stefanie Wickstrom; Philip D. Young

ARI Id

1667889224518_11193699

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Pages

3-20

Chapter URL

https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/208/edited_volume/chapter/1350223

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Cover
Title Page, Copyright, Frontispiece
Contents
vii-viii
Preface
ix-x
Acknowledgments
xi-2
Introduction to Key Concepts
Stefanie Wickstrom; Philip D. Young
3-20
I. Constructing Mestizaje
21-24
1. The Revolutionary Encounter
Rex Wirth
25-42
2. Mestizaje in Colonial Mexican Art
Sofía Irene Velarde Cruz; Translated by Stefanie Wickstrom
43-55
3. The Tradition of La Chaya in Vallenar, Chile: The Search for Imaginaries in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Iván Pizarro Díaz; Translated by Stefanie Wickstrom; Philip D. Young
56-74
II. Barriers to Empowerment Through Identity
75-76
4. Born Indigenous, Growing Up Mestizos: Schooling and Youth in Arequipa, Peru
Mariella I. Arredondo
77-91
5. Questioning the Nation: Affirmative Action and Racial Quotas in Brazilian Universities
Paulo Alberto dos Santos Vieira
92-106
6. Political Subjectification, Mestizaje, and Globalization: Constructing Citizenship in Aid and Development Programs in the Peruvian Andes
Jorge Legoas P.; Fabrizio Arenas Barchi
107-123
7. The Door to the Future: Cultural Change and the Cheyenne Sun Dance
Jennifer Whiteman
124-142
III. Empowerment
143-144
8. From Mestizos to Mashikuna: Global Infl uences on Discursive, Spatial, and Performed Realizations of Indigeneity in Urban Quito
Kathleen S. Fine-Dare
145-163
9. Indigenous Peoples as a New Category of Transnational Social Actors: An Analysis Based on the Case of Argentina
Sabine Kradolfer
164-179
10. Divine Design: Crafting and Consuming the Sacredin Afro-Brazilian Candomblé
Angela Castañeda
180-192
11. Women’s Roles and Responses to Globalization in Ngäbe Communities
Philip D. Young
193-211
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