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This article is an analysis of the contact of two cultures and their way of perceiving Death: what we have termed borders. I say borders, because in many cases they are almost subtle perceptions between one culture and the other, a clear border, in other cases we can observe adaptations or simplifications of both contexts for a better coexistence, and in other options are unbreakable borders, are omissions of a culture, the border with real history and history told, adapted, or invented. For the analysis, we introduce a new working method that has allowed us, for the studies of the precolonial central Andean region, to investigate data that until now were not taken into account: it has been called dimensionality study. The article is a novel introduction about the moment in which Death forms part of not only a concept to be indoctrinated or changed, but, as we shall see, Death is the rep...
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The author analyzes the information in the book Dioses y Hombres de Huarochirí, focusing mainly on the flora and fauna and their relationship with the so-called “current order”. How it is “built”, aspects of the flora and fauna are merged, for example, to articulate a human being in its “totality”, an anthropomorphic being, semi-divine beings, etc. Following our research proposal, we will demonstrate, once again, that the history of “ancient Peru” has been minimized and that there are multiple objectives still to be addressed. In this way we break with the established monolithic projects of gods structured with colonial sources derived from analysis with objectives already closed in outdated and repetitive conclusions. We present an analysis of the multiple dimensions of the study objective, and we focus our research to try to understand, not repeat colonial interpretati...
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This article is an analysis of the contact of two cultures and their way of perceiving Death: what we have termed borders. I say borders, because in many cases they are almost subtle perceptions between one culture and the other, a clear border, in other cases we can observe adaptations or simplifications of both contexts for a better coexistence, and in other options are unbreakable borders, are omissions of a culture, the border with real history and history told, adapted, or invented. For the analysis, we introduce a new working method that has allowed us, for the studies of the precolonial central Andean region, to investigate data that until now were not taken into account: it has been called dimensionality study. The article is a novel introduction about the moment in which Death forms part of not only a concept to be indoctrinated or changed, but, as we shall see, Death is the rep...