El Inca Garcilaso y la construcción de una nación
From what the Inca Garcilaso represents as a result of a meeting of cultures and the use he makes of the terms ‘fatherland’ and ‘nation’ in his Actual Comments, we want to explore in this work how the character and his work influenced the gesta of independence of Peru. With this aim, we review th...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2017
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| Sumario: | From what the Inca Garcilaso represents as a result of a meeting of cultures
and the use he makes of the terms ‘fatherland’ and ‘nation’ in his Actual Comments, we
want to explore in this work how the character and his work influenced the gesta of
independence of Peru. With this aim, we review the first reception of the work and its
diffusion by foreign powers to the Spanish, the reading of indigenous leaders such as Jose
Gabriel de Condorcanqui, Tupac Amaru II, until reaching its influence in the direct actors
of independence as Juan Pablo Viscardo and Guzmán, and Simon Bolivar. We propose that
the “utopia of the country” understood as fraternal, multiethnic and solidarity construction
that begins to be built with the Inca, is still in the pipeline |
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