Reflections on Andean Women Making Space(s)
The Andes. A world that contains many worlds. In this special issue, Women Making Space in the Andes: 1400-1900, the Andes emerge as an editorial, epistemological, and curatorial choice. This choice acknowledges a vast region that exists both within and beyond the so-called “ancient Andes” of the I...
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ABE Journal
2026
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| Accés en línia: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sumari: | The Andes. A world that contains many worlds. In this special issue, Women Making Space in the Andes: 1400-1900, the Andes emerge as an editorial, epistemological, and curatorial choice. This choice acknowledges a vast region that exists both within and beyond the so-called “ancient Andes” of the Inca Empire—a historiographical reference that remains prevalent within architectural history in European and Anglo-American contexts. As the Bolivian sociologist and Aymara activist Silvia Rivera C... |
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