Análisis de algunos aspectos de la cosmovisión kichwa en su literatura festiva: los jaillis, takis, urpis y pukaras

Abstract

This work order degree called, "Analysis of some aspects of the Kichwa worldview in their festive literature: haillis, Takis, Urpis and pukaras" that led to trace a specialized literature for understanding the abstract world of expressed literary knowledge in the context of the mythical and cultural festivals of the Canaris communities; suitable space that recreates, transmits and updates the oral art. The themes tie in agricultural events, socio-religious, historical, mythical, ceremonial events and forms of strife affair of ancient times. The topics addressed in the jaillis make a historical reminiscence of the colonial incidence and especially of the Catholic Church in the traditional harvest cañari; the figure of God, the baby Jesus, the priests, the priostes, travelers and traders are part of this literary block. According to the tradition of myth, twelve of the twenty songs must master the carnival. These takis address a variety of agricultural, mythical, love, war and historical themes, which reveal evental made of different times and spaces.