Sobre la invisibilización y las representaciones de lo indígena en el Perú Algunas reflexiones sobre problemas centrales en la construcción social de la ciudadanía
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v12i20.7178Keywords:
Racism, Peru, indigenous, culture, miscegenation.Abstract
This work reflects about the complex relation between the indigenous culture its representations, self-representations and new meanings, the difficulty of the intercultural openings, the fingerprint of the oligarchical mentality and the diverse significances of what is national and modern in Peru
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