Part III. Qasiri's Feminine Appreciation and Sense of Ethnic Identity
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Sense of Ethnic IdentityAbstract
1. Pueblo de Qasire y su significado
Qasiri, deriva del quechua Qasiriy que significa abstenerse, tranquilizarse, calmarse, es decir abstente, tranquilízate, cálmate. Pertenece al distrito de Pauza en Ayacucho, a 3000 msnm, dicho distrito está formado por 7 anexos: Qasire, Huancara, Marán, Mirmaca, Pirca, Rauripa, Toncio y 8 barrios: Acola, Atapillo, Ayraranca, Huampo, Hanan Huayllas, Huánuco, Otococha, Urin Huayllas.
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