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ISBN
0253222109
EAN
9780253222107
Binding
TP
Book Title
Starting from Quirpini : the Travels and Places of a Bolivian People
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Publication Year
2010
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Stuart Alexander Rockefeller
Genre
History, Social Science
Topic
Human Geography, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, Latin America / General, Latin America / South America
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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This compelling study makes important contributions to contemporary debates about spatiality, temporality, power, and culture.

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Publisher
Indiana University Press
ISBN-10
0253222109
ISBN-13
9780253222107
eBay Product ID (ePID)
78666456

Product Key Features

Book Title
Starting from Quirpini : the Travels and Places of a Bolivian People
Author
Stuart Alexander Rockefeller
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Human Geography, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, Latin America / General, Latin America / South America
Publication Year
2010
Genre
History, Social Science
Number of Pages
320 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
F3319.1.E85r63 2010
Grade from
College Graduate Student
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"This revision of the author's 2003 dissertation is a historical ethnographic vignette of life in 1993-94 in the Quechua-speaking hamlet of Quirpini in Nor Cinti, Chuquisaca. Anthropologist Rockefeller (Columbia) couches his theoretical perspective in his view of movement and places, about ways the folks of Quirpini make the places they live in and live in the places they make. He is particularly interested in the creativity of movement, the ways that Quirpini is created and re-created through action and circulation, and the relationships of movement, place, and power. The author examines the relationships between different places as invented by context, as amalgams of geography, memory, movement, and power, by focusing on the situational context of people's actions and movements in space. The volume will join other ethnographies of Chuquisaca, providing a snapshot of the daily life of local groups at specific times and places. Of particular interest to Andeanists and social scientists wrestling with explication of place. Five pages of glossary and 24 illustrations. Summing Up: Recommended. Appropriate for all levels. -- Choice"--D. L. Browman, Washington University, March 2011 "... an important contribution to the existing bibliography on the politics of movement.May 4, 2011"-- Journal of Folklore Research "[O]ffers a nuanced portrait of life in rural Chuquisaca during the 1990s, which sheds light on the dynamic and multi-scalar processes that go into the making of a place. The book contributes to the . . . literature on the social construction of place . . . .Oct. 2013"-- Bulletin of Latin American Research "[A] groundbreaking book . . . Rockefeller's in-depth descriptions and theoretically savvy analysis guide the reader through the process by which space and place [are] constituted.79.1 2014"-- Rural Sociology "Starting from Quirpini is a beautifully crafted, accomplished text that is essential reading for those interested in migration, transnationalism, Andean ethnography, and the anthropology of space."-- Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute "[T]his is an important book that should be widely read by scholars of the Andes and of migration, as well as those interested in the construction of places and borders."-- American Anthropologist "A groundbreaking book [that] re-envisions place as formed by individual movements, trips and digressions as well as a situational context for action."--Setha M. Low, The Graduate Center, City University of New York "It is very difficult to write ethnography about a small and unfamiliar place that is compelling to read, that flows from detail to detail, event to event, with the pleasurable sense of one's following along as a relaxed, but deeply curious, and somewhat surprised observer. [Stuart Rockefeller] succeeds in this. . . . [A] beautifully written ethnography. . . .an example of careful and evocative writing about what people do. It is a pleasure to read and a model of good writing as well as good anthropology."--Laurie Kain Hart, Haverford College, "A beautifully written ethnography.... An example of careful and evocative writing about what people do." -- Laurie Kain Hart, Haverford College, This revision of the author's 2003 dissertation is a historical ethnographic vignette of life in 1993-94 in the Quechua-speaking hamlet of Quirpini in Nor Cinti, Chuquisaca. Anthropologist Rockefeller (Columbia) couches his theoretical perspective in his view of movement and places, about ways the folks of Quirpini make the places they live in and live in the places they make. He is particularly interested in the creativity of movement, the ways that Quirpini is created and re-created through action and circulation, and the relationships of movement, place, and power. The author examines the relationships between different places as invented by context, as amalgams of geography, memory, movement, and power, by focusing on the situational context of people's actions and movements in space. The volume will join other ethnographies of Chuquisaca, providing a snapshot of the daily life of local groups at specific times and places. Of particular interest to Andeanists and social scientists wrestling with explication of place. Five pages of glossary and 24 illustrations. Summing Up: Recommended. Appropriate for all levels. -- ChoiceD. L. Browman, Washington University, March 2011--D. L. Browman, Washington University (01/01/2011), A groundbreaking book [that] re-envisions place as formed by individual movements, trips and digressions as well as a situational context for action., [A] groundbreaking book . . . Rockefeller's in-depth descriptions and theoretically savvy analysis guide the reader through the process by which space and place [are] constituted.79.1 2014, "A groundbreaking book [that] re-envisions place as formed by individual movements, trips and digressions as well as a situational context for action." Setha M. Low, The Graduate Center, City University of New York "A beautifully written ethnography. . . . An example of careful and evocative writing about what people do." Laurie Kain Hart, Haverford College, "It is very difficult to write ethnography about a small and unfamiliar place that is compelling to read, that flows from detail to detail, event to event, with the pleasurable sense of one's following along as a relaxed, but deeply curious, and somewhat surprised observer. [Stuart Rockefeller] succeeds in this.... [A] beautifully written ethnography....an example of careful and evocative writing about what people do. It is a pleasure to read and a model of good writing as well as good anthropology." -- Laurie Kain Hart, Haverford College, "A groundbreaking book [that] re-envisions place as formed by individual movements, trips and digressions as well as a situational context for action." -- Setha M. Low, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, [O]ffers a nuanced portrait of life in rural Chuquisaca during the 1990s, which sheds light on the dynamic and multi-scalar processes that go into the making of a place. The book contributes to the . . . literature on the social construction of place . . . .Oct. 2013, "A groundbreaking book [that] re-envisions place as formed by individual movements, trips and digressions as well as a situational context for action." -Setha M. Low, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, It is very difficult to write ethnography about a small and unfamiliar place that is compelling to read, that flows from detail to detail, event to event, with the pleasurable sense of one's following along as a relaxed, but deeply curious, and somewhat surprised observer. [Stuart Rockefeller] succeeds in this.... [A] beautifully written ethnography....an example of careful and evocative writing about what people do. It is a pleasure to read and a model of good writing as well as good anthropology., This revision of the author's 2003 dissertation is a historical ethnographic vignette of life in 1993-94 in the Quechua-speaking hamlet of Quirpini in Nor Cinti, Chuquisaca. Anthropologist Rockefeller (Columbia) couches his theoretical perspective in his view of movement and places, about ways the folks of Quirpini make the places they live in and live in the places they make. He is particularly interested in the creativity of movement, the ways that Quirpini is created and re-created through action and circulation, and the relationships of movement, place, and power. The author examines the relationships between different places as invented by context, as amalgams of geography, memory, movement, and power, by focusing on the situational context of people's actions and movements in space. The volume will join other ethnographies of Chuquisaca, providing a snapshot of the daily life of local groups at specific times and places. Of particular interest to Andeanists and social scientists wrestling with explication of place. Five pages of glossary and 24 illustrations. Summing Up: Recommended. Appropriate for all levels. -- ChoiceD. L. Browman, Washington University, March 2011, "... an important contribution to the existing bibliography on the politics of movement." -Journal of Folklore Research, May 4, 2011, Starting from Quirpini is a beautifully crafted, accomplished text that is essential reading for those interested in migration, transnationalism, Andean ethnography, and the anthropology of space., [T]his is an important book that should be widely read by scholars of the Andes and of migration, as well as those interested in the construction of places and borders., "It is very difficult to write ethnography about a small and unfamiliar place that is compelling to read, that flows from detail to detail, event to event, with the pleasurable sense of one's following along as a relaxed, but deeply curious, and somewhat surprised observer. [Stuart Rockefeller] succeeds in this.... [A] beautifully written ethnography....an example of careful and evocative writing about what people do. It is a pleasure to read and a model of good writing as well as good anthropology." -Laurie Kain Hart, Haverford College, "Starting from Quirpini is a beautifully crafted, accomplished text that is essential reading for those interested in migration, transnationalism, Andean ethnography, and the anthropology of space." -Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, "... an important contribution to the existing bibliography on the politics of movement." -- Journal of Folklore Research, May 4, 2011, "[T]his is an important book that should be widely read by scholars of the Andes and of migration, as well as those interested in the construction of places and borders. " -American Anthropologist
Table of Content
Acknowledgments Part 1. Inscriptions Introduction: Disorientations 1. Places and History in and about Quirpini Part 2. Facets of a Place 2. Bicycles and Houses 3. The Geography of Planting Corn 4. Carnival and the Spatial Practice of Community Part 3. From Quirpini 5. Ethnic Politics and the Control of Movement 6. Placing Bolivia in Quirpini: Civic Ritual and the Power of Context 7. Where Do You Go When You Go to Buenos Aires? Conclusion: Coming Back to Quirpini Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2010
Lccn
2009-052671
Dewey Decimal
305.800984/14
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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