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Visions of Tiwanaku

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherCotsen Institute of Archaeology at U C L A
ISBN-139781938770630
Open LibraryOL34047224W
Total publications6
Coverage period2013 - 2013
LanguageEN
Cited by1
h-index1

This chapter examines the dynamic interplay between social diversity, ritual encounters, and the production of Tiwanaku's sociopolitical landscape. Challenging traditional views of Tiwanaku as a monolithic and centrally controlled state, Janusek argues for a more nuanced understanding of its development. He posits that Tiwanaku's unique form of urbanism and political authority emerged from the contingent interactions of diverse social groups, facilitated by ritual practices. These rituals, often involving shared feasting and ceremonial consumption, served as crucial arenas for negotiating social differences, forging alliances, and constructing a shared sense of identity. The chapter explores how these ritual encounters, while contributing to a degree of social cohesion, also allowed for the persistence of local autonomy and social differentiation. Janusek's analysis highlights the importance of considering the agency of diverse social actors in shaping the trajectory of Tiwanaku's sociopolitical development, emphasizing the role of ritual practice in mediating social relations and constructing a dynamic and contested political landscape

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    Alexei Vranich, Charles Stanish•BOOK•2013

  • Tiwanaku and Wari State Expansion

    P S Goldstein, Paul Goldstein•CHAPTER•2013

  • Nature of an Andean City

    William H Isbell•CHAPTER•2013

  • What Was Tiwanaku

    C Stanish•CHAPTER•2013

  • Tiwanaku’s Coming of Age

    Patricia J Knobloch•CHAPTER•2013

  • Social Diversity, Ritual Encounter, and the Contingent Production of Tiwanaku

    John W Janusek•BOOK•2013•Cited by: 1

    This chapter examines the dynamic interplay between social diversity, ritual encounters, and the production of Tiwanaku's sociopolitical landscape. Challenging traditional views of Tiwanaku as a monolithic and centrally controlled state, Janusek argues for a more nuanced understanding of its development. He posits that Tiwanaku's unique form of urbanism and political authority emerged from the contingent interactions of diverse social groups, fac…

  • Social Diversity, Ritual Encounter, and the Contingent Production of Tiwanaku

    John W Janusek•BOOK•2013•Cited by: 1

    This chapter examines the dynamic interplay between social diversity, ritual encounters, and the production of Tiwanaku's sociopolitical landscape. Challenging traditional views of Tiwanaku as a monolithic and centrally controlled state, Janusek argues for a more nuanced understanding of its development. He posits that Tiwanaku's unique form of urbanism and political authority emerged from the contingent interactions of diverse social groups, fac…

  • Visions of Tiwanaku

    Alexei Vranich, Charles Stanish•BOOK•2013

  • Tiwanaku and Wari State Expansion

    P S Goldstein, Paul Goldstein•CHAPTER•2013

  • Nature of an Andean City

    William H Isbell•CHAPTER•2013

  • What Was Tiwanaku

    C Stanish•CHAPTER•2013

  • Tiwanaku’s Coming of Age

    Patricia J Knobloch•CHAPTER•2013

  • Social Diversity, Ritual Encounter, and the Contingent Production of Tiwanaku

    John W Janusek•BOOK•2013•Cited by: 1

    This chapter examines the dynamic interplay between social diversity, ritual encounters, and the production of Tiwanaku's sociopolitical landscape. Challenging traditional views of Tiwanaku as a monolithic and centrally controlled state, Janusek argues for a more nuanced understanding of its development. He posits that Tiwanaku's unique form of urbanism and political authority emerged from the contingent interactions of diverse social groups, fac…

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