Abstract

DI PIETRO, Simone. TELLO, GOLTE AND DUSSEL: THREE VISIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMON CULTURAL SUBSTRATE IN THE ANDES. Revista Chakiñan [online]. 2019, n.8, pp.88-100. ISSN 2550-6722.

In this article, an analysis of the historical-religious discourse is made, from three authors who are dedicated to investigate the presence, within the Andean autochthonous worldview, of a prevailing ideology concerning life, supported by the so-called Wakas, intermediate divinities between creative forces and human beings. The chosen theme is directed towards the investigation on the pre-Hispanic processes of cultural and religious development in the Andes region, making a theoretical-hermeneutical work of reconstruction, based on the theories advanced by some of the principal authors specialized in the archaeological disciplines, philosophical, and historical, in the region of the Andes. The objective of this work is to determine the pillars of an Andean cultural and religious development process that, since prehistory, influences contemporary thought through the presence and development of a shared cultural substrate in the Andes region. Through the analysis of these aspects, it would be possible to discern the diverse elements that characterize the Andean contemporaneity, and its relations with Western modernity.

Keywords : Cosmogonic myths; Andean history; Andean Religions; cosmovisions.

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