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Painted books and indigenous knowledge in Mesoamerica : manuscript studies in honor of Mary Elizabeth Smith /
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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New Orleans, La. :
Middle American Research Institute,
2005.
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| Colección: | Publication (Tulane University. Middle American Research Institute) ;
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part one: aztecs themes
- In Tlamatinime: the wisw mwn and womwn of aztec Mexico
- Female deities of divination in the aztec Tonalamatl
- The bodies of the the gods: as seen in cult images made of wood in the pictorical codices
- Flaying, curing, and shedding: some thoughts on tge aztec god Xipe Topec
- Betsy ab her "new testament": the infections influence of excellence. A study of the tchnological and symbolic implications encoded in aztec textile motifs
- Part two: Zapotec, Mixtec, and Toltec themes
- Place glyphs and polity boundaries: two zapotec cases
- The Arroyo group lintel painting at Mitla, Oaxaca
- Roads as connectors in mixtec pictorial histories
- Ce Acatl Nacxitl Topiltzin Quetzalcoatl of tollan = 4 jaguar of "cattail frieze" and military ally of 8 deer "jaguar claw"?
- The toltec countdown
- Part three: maya themes
- Renewal ceremonies in the Madrid Codex
- Astronomical references in the water tables on pages 69 to 74 of the Dresden Codex
- Yerbas y hechicerías del Yucatán: colonial and contemporary plant use in Yucatan, Mexico
- Ada/opting the mayan hieroglyphs as part of twebtieth-century Guatemalan maya texts
- Part four: colonial themes
- Colonial mexican calendar wheels: cultural translation and the problem of "authenticity"
- The reordering of space in sixteenth-century Mexico: some implications of the grid
- Painting colonial Mexico: the appropriation of european iconography in mexican manuscript painting
- Part five: colonial concerns over rulership and land
- Secularizing for survival: changing depictions of central mexican native rule in the early colonial period
- At home in the world: mixtec elites and the Teozacoalco map-genealogy
- The Codex Muro as a land document
- Mixtec codices and the transitiion from noble states to corporate communities in the nineteenth century
- Anew Techialoyan Codex from San Pedro Tototepec ( Toluca, Satate of Mexico).