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...Preface<subtitle>Ending This Book without Nazario Turpo</subtitle> ...

... Nazario’s participation in the presidential inauguration made him visible to a curatorial team from the National Museum of the American Indian, in Washington, D.C. When the museum was inaugurated in 2004, Nazario was invited to the ceremony, which he attended as an Andean shaman. This story...

... Sonia Nazario Alynda Segarra Manuel Muñoz Rigoberto González Angie Cruz ...

... was Nazario Turpo, who performed a despacho , a practice to commune the many powerful other-than-human beings in the region—in this case, with Machu Picchu. Nazario’s participation in the ceremony also inaugurated his career as an Andean shaman. In this story I describe how Nazario made the tourists’ demands...

... This story presents Nazario’s conceptualization of the state as munayniyuq--—a Quechua word that is translated as “owner of the will.” During Mariano’s time peasants used the word to refer to the hacendado: they had to blindly obey him or risk imprisonment, torture, and death. In 2002...

... journalistic, musical, and literary texts by Sonia Nazario, Alynda Segarra/Hurray for the Riff Raff, Manuel Muñoz, Rigoberto González, and Angie Cruz, attending to how each creates (or forecloses) new narratives of gender violence. Sonia Nazario Alynda Segarra Manuel Muñoz Rigoberto González Angie...