Lateral Movements Up: How Appropriating New Cultural Practices Vitalize Indigenous Sociocultural Standings in Highland Peru

Arthur Scarritt

Lateral Movements Up: How Appropriating New Cultural Practices Vitalize Indigenous Sociocultural Standings in Highland Peru

Arthur Scarritt

Sociology Department

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Abstract

This presentation explained how rural indigenous villagers converting to Evangelical Protestantism inadvertently lead to an anti-racist movement.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 20 Aug 2016
Event	111th American Sociological Association Annual Meeting - Seattle, WA Duration: 20 Aug 2016 → …

Conference

Conference	111th American Sociological Association Annual Meeting
Period	20/08/16 → …

EGS Disciplines

Race and Ethnicity
Sociology of Culture

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Lateral Movements Up: How Appropriating New Cultural Practices Vitalize Indigenous Sociocultural Standings in Highland Peru

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