..., “Atusparia and Cáceres,” 440. 25 I do not wish to resuscitate the infamous “swaddling hypothesis” of the “culture and personality” school of a half century ago, but I want to add that the restraints imposed on peasants by the gamonal sector mime the tight swaddling of infants for the first year...

...-twentieth-century texts). Stein’s reading of Atusparia’s role at the 1886 encounter with Cáceres follows the same line of interpretation we find in his previously published work; for example, Atusparia the client did the bidding of local gamonales . As I noted some years ago in a Revista Andina book...

... . El levantimiento do Atusparia: el movimiento popular de 1885: un estudio de documentos . By Stein William W. . Lima : Mosca Azul Editores , 1989 . Appendixes. Bibliography . 365 pp. Paper . Copyright 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 William Stein sets two goals in his volume...

...Mark Thurner Contrary to the historiographical claims of William Stein and Jorge Basadre, after 1885 the poll tax was essentially uncollectable in Huaylas-Ancash (as it was in much of the rest of central highland Peru). 56 The Atusparia rebels had burned the tax registers, successfully...

... was indirect, while after independence control became more direct through the introduction of alcaldes and different layers of petty state officials. In his presentation of the Atusparia uprising of 1885, Thurner continues to emphasize the Indian’s distinct notion of republicanism and citizenship...

... Atusparia: el movimiento popular ancashino de 1885: un estudio de documentos (Lima, 1988); El caso de los becerros hambrientos y otros ensayos de antropología económica (Lima, 1991); and Dance in the Cemetery: José Carlos Mariátegui and the Lima Scandal of 1917 (Lanham, Md., 1997). He is currently...

... themselves by other means. Lewis Taylor studies two revolts, the one in the central Peruvian Andes related to the Chilean occupation, and the Atusparia revolt (1885) in Ancash. More than a new account, this essay is a judicious assessment of the appropriate historiography and arguments; and it ends...

... thoughtful critique of recent writings on nineteenth-century Peruvian peasant revolts. It is a pity that there are no contributions on native rebellions in Ecuador, the great Atusparia Rebellion in Ancash, Peru, or peasant movements in twentieth-century Peru. In the latter case, lacunae include...

... of historical actors with ties to political events, and a renewed interest in the modalities of expression found in historical documents. A recent treatment of this genre is the article by Mark Thurner (“Atusparia and Cáceres: Rereading Representations of Peru’s Late Nineteenth-Century ‘National Problem...

..., while large rural estates or haciendas expanded at the expense of Indian peasants. However, “spontaneous” rural uprisings — from Tupac Amaru (1780) to Atusparia (1885) to the recent unrest in the southern highlands — registered an ongoing discontent with that process. Basadre’s methodological argument...

.... Liss, 66:447- 48; Neill Macaulay, 71:932; J. Ignacio Mendez, 68:200; Emilio F. Moran, 67:367-68; Mauricio Obregon, 68:200; Arij Ouweneel and Catrien Bijleveld, 376; Richard J. Salvucci, 70:375-76; Carlos Varela, 68:633-34; Milton J. Vanger, 67:368-69 Levantamiento de Atusparia, El: el movi­ miento...