Julian Ayuque: narrative and cultural conflict
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Indigenism, Huancavelica, andean literature, quechua provinces.Abstract
Article that reveals a writer expropriated and whose theme is the landscape and the history of the Huancavelica peoples. Trough the, you are tryng to trace of genealogy literary and establish a comparison the Andean call literature, tax of the memory and the oral traditionDownloads
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