Vol. 14 No. 20 (1982): Region, Myth and Ritual in Peru

July to December 1982.

In this issue dedicated to religion, myth and rituals in Peru, the magazine once again takes up a theme raised in its tenth issue, this time with contributions about origin myths, collective representations and the mental archeology of the settlers. Andean. The Andean utopia, the truth-deception duality in Ayacucho myths, and the dynamics of the Indian brotherhoods are other topics discussed. The mythical discourse of the chronicler Juan Santa Cruz Pachacuti is analyzed by Alejandro Ortiz and, as a complement, a meticulous analysis of the tithes in the Huamanga Municipality.