Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in Bolivia
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In the competition to win the souls of the American Indians, missionaries, spiritual leaders of the pre-conquest society, viceroys, governors and popular leaders have tried for 400 years to create a sense of dissent between what they propose and other ideological of the world. This has been a means...
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Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in BoliviaReligión, rebelión y conciencia de clase en las comunidades mineras del estaño en BoliviaNash, Juneconciencia de claseBoliviarebelionesBoliviarebellionsIn the competition to win the souls of the American Indians, missionaries, spiritual leaders of the pre-conquest society, viceroys, governors and popular leaders have tried for 400 years to create a sense of dissent between what they propose and other ideological of the world. This has been a means of promoting and maintaining their exclusive authority and leadership. The mining towns of the altiplano have resisted this attack on their beliefs (Nash, 1979). The mining families understand a superhuman world of saints, devils, gods and enchanted beings with whom they live in the mine, the camp and the region. They tend to dismiss ideologies that are very contradictory to what they have felt in their unique world view.En la competencia de ganar las almas de los indios de América, misioneros, líderes espirituales de la sociedad pre-conquista, virreyes, gobernadores y líderes populares han intentado a lo largo de 400 años crear un sentido disidente entre lo que proponen ellos y otros ideológicos del mundo. Esto ha sido un medio de promover y mantener su autoridad y liderazgo exclusivo. Los pueblos mineros del altiplano han resistido este atentado contra sus creencias (Nash, 1979). Las familias mineras entienden un mundo sobrehumano de santos, diablos, dioses y seres encantados con quienes conviven en la mina, el campamento y la región. Tienden a descartar las ideologías muy contradictorias a lo que han sentido en su visión única del mundo.Universidad Católica San Pablo1985-12-13info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtículo revisado por paresapplication/pdfhttps://revistas.ucsp.edu.pe/index.php/Allpanchis/article/view/102010.36901/allpanchis.v17i26.1020Allpanchis; Vol. 17 Núm. 26 (1985): Conflicto y Campesinado en la Minería Andina; 115-135Allpanchis; Vol. 17 No. 26 (1985): Conflict and Peasants in Andean Mining; 115-1352708-89600252-883510.36901/allpanchis.v17i26reponame:Revistas - Universidad Católica San Pabloinstname:Universidad Católica San Pabloinstacron:UCSPspahttps://revistas.ucsp.edu.pe/index.php/Allpanchis/article/view/1020/996Derechos de autor 1985 June Nashhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:revistas.ucsp.edu.pe:article/10202023-07-10T11:37:20Z |
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Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in Bolivia Religión, rebelión y conciencia de clase en las comunidades mineras del estaño en Bolivia |
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Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in Bolivia |
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Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in Bolivia Nash, June conciencia de clase Bolivia rebeliones Bolivia rebellions |
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Religion, rebellion and class consciousness in the tin mining communities in Bolivia |
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In the competition to win the souls of the American Indians, missionaries, spiritual leaders of the pre-conquest society, viceroys, governors and popular leaders have tried for 400 years to create a sense of dissent between what they propose and other ideological of the world. This has been a means of promoting and maintaining their exclusive authority and leadership. The mining towns of the altiplano have resisted this attack on their beliefs (Nash, 1979). The mining families understand a superhuman world of saints, devils, gods and enchanted beings with whom they live in the mine, the camp and the region. They tend to dismiss ideologies that are very contradictory to what they have felt in their unique world view. |
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