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High-resolution iris and retinal imaging in multisystemic smooth muscle dysfunction syndrome due to a novel Asn117Lys substitution in ACTA2: a case report ...
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High-resolution iris and retinal imaging in multisystemic smooth muscle dysfunction syndrome due to a novel Asn117Lys substitution in ACTA2: a case report
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Inga Rimakkuna: Indigenous Frontiers in the Pastaza Basin, Peru
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This dissertation examines the lives of Inga-speaking indigenous peoples living in the Pastaza basin in the northern reaches of the Peruvian Amazon. Through an in-depth historical overview, I demonstrate how the imposition of Inga (a dialect of Quechua) by Jesuit missionaries in the 17th century acted as a means of binding multiple indigenous groups together within the mission system. Drawing on historical documents from the Jesuit Era through the 20th century, I detail the ethnogenesis of the Inga-speaking peoples in relation to other groups within the region. Rather than focusing on a singular, bounded ethnic group as has often been the case in Amazonia, I explore ongoing processes of ethnogenesis—of becoming Inga—using several crucial ethnographic tropes, such as kinship, marriage, shamanism, politics, and community foundation. I demonstrate the fluidity of identities in the indigenous frontiers of the Pastaza basin, at the margins of indigenous territories, problematizing traditional understandings of indigenous sociality in Amazonia. Through relationships with both indigenous and non-indigenous peoples, as well as extractive enterprises, NGOs, and the Peruvian state, the Inga-speaking peoples of the Pastaza basin continue to forge new identities within these indigenous frontiers. It is precisely within these frontiers, I argue, that the work of ethnogenesis takes place—the translation of culture and language, the production of new, emergent cultural systems, and the creation and maintenance of ethnic boundaries.
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Cultural anthropology; Ethnogenesis; Indigeneity; Interethnic Relations; Pastaza; Peruvian Amazon; Quechua
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URL: http://dissertations.umi.com/ku:16321 http://hdl.handle.net/1808/29568
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The reality of the homeland security enterprise Information Sharing Environment
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Nonhuman Animals And The Relative Pronoun 'Who' In English Learner'S Dictionaries And Graded Readers ...
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Nonhuman Animals And The Relative Pronoun 'Who' In English Learner'S Dictionaries And Graded Readers ...
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Using The Sentence Corpus Of Remedial English To Introduce Data-Driven Learning Tasks ...
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Using The Sentence Corpus Of Remedial English To Introduce Data-Driven Learning Tasks ...
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'Theaw Kon Ekspect No Mooar Eawt ov a Pig thin a Grunt' : Searching for the Radical Dialect Voice in Industrial Lancashire and the West Riding, 1798–1819
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The Effect of Cultural Competence on Special Education Referral
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Leaky Scanning Is the Predominant Mechanism for Translation of Human Papillomavirus Type 16 E7 Oncoprotein from E6/E7 Bicistronic mRNA
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