Jan. 11, 2016

History, Power, and a Mapuche Bible: A Shaman’s Story with Ana Mariella Bacigalupo

History, Power, and a Mapuche Bible: A Shaman’s Story with Ana Mariella Bacigalupo
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Join TAL’s Aneil Tripathy and Ryan Collins as they interview Ana Mariella Bacigalupo of SUNY Buffalo. Ana’s discussion of her research on Mapuche shamans takes us on an exciting journey, full of emotion, struggle, hope, and passion that keeps you wanting more. For the Mapuche, shamanism is as much a part of daily life as farming and state politics in Chile. Like cultures the world over, the Mapuche understand that there is power in words, in history, in how the past is given life. Yet, Mapuche understandings of history and literacy are unique and Ana shares with us why this detail is so important.

 
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