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A new approach to —and appreciation of— popular religioin the post-conciliar decades and gave rise to a growing number of anthropological investigations of religious subcultures. However, the reforms of evangelizing practices in response to these studies have thus far aroused little academic interest. This article analyzes the complex relationship between anthropology and mission in the Prelature of Ayaviri (Puno), which, beginning with the Episcopal Conference of Medellín (1968), renewed engagement with the «other», the Quechua peasant, not only contributed to the knowledge production on the refor a church whose missionary nature was subject to scrutiny and change during the early 1970s.

Misión en cuestión: antropología y evangelización en la Prelatura de Ayaviri (1968-1975)