As representações do feminino e do sagrado nas crônicas e na historiografia sobre o "Império" Inca

Abstract

This article presents the results of a doctorate research on the representations of the feminine and the sacred transmitted in the speeches of the origins and expansion of Tawantinsuyo. In this research intersect two objectives: first, the analysis of images transmitted in the chronicles of the centuries XVI and XVII and in the historiography of the second half of the century XX; and second, the search of indications in those speeches that represent a rupture with the outlines that instituted a masculine/feminine essence and a biological determination of the identities and social papers in the history.