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|a Natives making nation :
|b gender, indigeneity, and the state in the Andes /
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|a Introduction: Making the nation on the margins / Andrew Canessa -- Capturing Indian bodies, hearths, and minds : the gendered politics of rural school reform in Bolivia, 1920s-1940s / Brooke Larson -- Making music safe for the nation : folklore pioneers in Bolivian indigenism / Michelle Bigenho -- The choreography of territory, agency, and cultural survival in the Vicuña hunting ritual "chuqila" / Marcia Stephenson -- Dancing on the borderlands : girls (re)fashioning national belonging in the Andes / Krista Van Vleet -- The Indian within, the Indian without : citizenship, race, and sex in a Bolivian hamlet / Andrew Canessa -- From political prison to tourist village : tourism, gender, indigeneity, and the state on Taquile Island, Peru / Elayne Zorn -- Afterword: Andean identities : multiplicities, socialities, materialities / Mary Weismantel.
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