Qoyllur Rit’i, an inca fiesta of the Pleiades: reflections on time & space in the Andean World

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Robert Randall, « Qoyllur Rit’i, an inca fiesta of the Pleiades: reflections on time & space in the Andean World », Bulletin de l’Institut Français d’Études Andines, ID : 10.3406/bifea.1982.1552


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The fiesta of Qoyllur Rit’i, held every year at Corpus Christi in an isolated valley near Cusco, is still dominated by indigenous beliefs. In this paper it is suggested that the fiesta is actually pre-Columbian in origin and that it was originally intended as a celebration of the transition form one year to the next, from the past world to the present. This concept of transition is then placed within the context of both Inca and present-day Andean ideas of time and space.

Resumen La fiesta de Qoyllur Rit’i, que se presenta todos los años para el tiempo de Corpus Cristi en un valle aislado cerca del Cusco, es todavía dominada por creencias indígenas. En este trabajo se intenta demostrar que la fiesta es de origen precolombino y que originalmente se celebraba el tránsito de un año al próximo, del mundo pasado al presente. Este concepto de tránsito es luego examinado en el contexto de las ideas del espacio y del tiempo, tanto de los incas como de la actualidad andina.

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