Vol. 41 No. 2 (2024)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v41i2

Published: 2024-12-28

Articles

Painted Memories and Space in the So-Called ‘Lienzo de Yatuni’

Laura Diego Luna

7-36
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Schools of Castilian in the Early 19th Century at the Bishopric of Antequera, Mexico: Aims and Results

Felipe Canuto

37-58
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The Reasons of Myth and Turism. Contrasting Traditions and Performativities in the Chinantec Town of Rancho Grande, Valle Nacional, Oaxaca, Mexico

Marcos Núñez Núñez

59-85
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Roads and Permanences of the Artisans of Tacabamba, Peru. Bearers of the Knowledge and Traditions of the Tied Yarns/Huatay/Ikat

Haydée Quiroz Malca

87-111
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Reflections on the Scientific Production of Robert Lehmann-Nitsche

Lena Dávila

113-141
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Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and His Unpublished Study on Tango and African Languages in Argentina, Around 1900

Norberto Pablo Cirio, Maricel Martínez, Rafaela Capisciolto, Edgardo Vallarino, Carlos Gastón Lois

143-176
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Tunpare Yaicó Huyerovia Ñamano (‘Or Let Us Swear in Glory to Die’). Translations of the Argentine National Anthem Among the Guarani Speakers of Salta

Nahuel Pérez Bugallo, María Agustina Morando

177-203
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“And Who Takes Care of Those Children?” Approaches to Mbya Guaraní Paternity in Misiones (Argentina)

Alfonsina Cantore

205-225
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The Gift of Languages. Unusual Uses and Ideologies of Language in the Evangelization of Tucumán

Beatriz Bixio

227-246
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The Microphysics of Indigenous Land Dispossession During the 19th Century: The Case of Manuel Jesús Jiménez and the Capuchin Missionaries of Pelchuquín in Southern Chile

Carolina Barría Cárdenas Barría Cárdenas, Hugo Romero-Toledo

247-268
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When the ‘Barbarians’ Unite: Indigenous Cooperation and Alliances Against the Spanish Invasion in the Early Years of the Conquest of Chile (1540-1550)

Erick Matheus B. M. Rodrigues

269-291
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