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With an eye on younger generations, Quechua educators and broadcasters are also seeking to promote the "cosmovision" of Indian peoples once ruled by the Incas.

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To illustrate "cosmovision" to a recent vistor, Channel 47 manager Tiban rolled tape of a native flutist's Quechua interview, and interpreted:

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Quechua "cosmovision" dualities include hot and cold, and night and day, said Lucila Lema,

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The institute repeated Thursday that "western messianic thought has twisted the cosmovision of ancient civilizations like the Maya."

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We are here in Latin America, where over the last decade the social movements and the indigenous movements have joined forces and radically question the capitalist system from their cosmovision.

Global Week of Action against Capitalism and War: March 28��April 4 2009

We are here in Latin America, where over the last decade the social movements and the indigenous movements have joined forces and radically question the capitalist system from their cosmovision. '

Global Week of Action against Capitalism and War: March 28��April 4 2009

The ese reflect Yoruba history, language, beliefs, cosmovision and contemporary social issues.

Archive 2008-01-01 Christopher 2008

The ese reflect Yoruba history, language, beliefs, cosmovision and contemporary social issues.

Ifa Divination Proclaimed 'Masterpiece' By UNESCO Christopher 2008

They are old people, and changing their way of thinking and their cosmovision is almost impossible.

Pope Bene does America | ultraorange.net 2008

Many of its festivals reflect the pre-Hispanic cosmovision regarding food items as offerings to the señores del aire y de la lluvia -- the lords of the air and rain.

Morelos: land of culinary contrasts 2005