This study of a Peruvian city begins with chapters which trace patterns of change within successive building blocks of Arequipa's political culture, looking at its development as a region, identities based on race and class, social networks and rituals at the level of community, efforts at social ...
This study of a Peruvian city begins with chapters which trace patterns of change within successive building blocks of Arequipa's political culture, looking at its development as a region, identities based on race and class, social networks and rituals at the level of community, efforts at social control, and the transformation in meanings of honor. Later chapters focus primarily on the period after independence, exploring the limits of citizenship and the construction of Arequipa's republican political culture.
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