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Walther Maradiegue

Walther Maradiegue is a PhD Candidate in Spanish and Portuguese at Northwestern University. He researches Indigeneity in the Andes as a racial, gendered, and geographical construction, especially foregrounding indigenous notions of territory as an assemblage of sovereign visions of nature and the human. He is also interested in hemispheric indigeneities, as a decolonial critique to modernity and capitalism.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/wmaradiegue

“I decided to cultivate that hidden voice to make the unknown voices of the Kañaris present in literature”: An Interview with Edwin Lucero Rinza

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November 16, 2019

“Runapa Ñawin: Quechua Poetry for the Present” by Walther Maradiegue

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November 16, 2019
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