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Guaman Poma: Writing and Resistance in Colonial Peru, second edition
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A source used for the bounded Tawantinsuyu case: Guaman Poma: Writing and Resistance in Colonial Peru, second edition.
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Where this source is used
Cieza composed his second chronicle in the 1550s, and Guaman Poma completed his manuscript around 1615; both recorded Andean institutions after invasion through colonial Spanish genres shaped by translation, Christian argument, political purpose, and retrospective reconstruction.
- supports · Introduction to the second edition, pp. xii–xx; ‘Writing and Religion: The Visita Report’, pp. li–lv