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Sonnenschein, Aaron, eds. 2011. Tradition and Innovation in
Mesoamerican Cultural History. A Homage to Tatiana A. Proskouriakoff.
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/><b>Descripción</b><br /><p> Tradition and Innovation in
Mesoamerican Cultural History contains essays by leading authorities
in their fields and rising scholars, covering important areas in a
wide range of disciplines. This book is the result of a highly
successful conference on Mesoamerica held at California State
University, Los Angeles in May 2009, organized as a homage to the
distinguished Mesoamerican scholar Tatiana Proskouriakoff (1909-1985)
and as a commemoration of the first centenary of her birth. This
volume contains papers ranging from linguistics, archeology, and
ethnohistory, to art history and literary studies, representing
cutting-edge contributions to all of these disciplines. While several
papers relate to matters related to the Mayan cultural area, other
contributors also provide recent research on other major Mesoamerican
cultures such as the Nahuatl and Zapotec, thus encompassing all of the
major geographic areas that constitute the cultural hub of
Mesoamerica.<br /><br />The volume is divided into four main sections:
Tatiana A. Proskouriakoff and Mesoamerican Studies, Oaxaca and the
Colonial Zapotec, Maya Writing, Ideology, and Funerary Rituals, and
>From the Mesoamerican Ballgame to Modern Representations of the Aztecs
in Chicano Art and Literature. <br /><br />Octavio Armand, Roberto
Cantú, Jessica Joyce Christie, Michela Craveri, Michael Galant
Ricardo García, Ignacio López-Calvo, Stephanie Lozano, Pamela Munro,
Kevin Terraciano, Rogelio Valencia Rivera, and Tyson White have all
provided original work that is comprehensive and interdisciplinary.
The editors, Roberto Cantú, Professor of English and Chicano Studies,
and Aaron Sonnenschein, Assistant Professor of English, both at
California State University, Los Angeles, have provided a carefully
edited book that will be an important source of information, interest,
and enjoyment for our readers.</p><br /><b>Temática:</b>
Antropología lingüística<br /><br /><b>Índice</b><br
/><p>Introduction <br />Roberto Cantú<br /><br />Nezahualcóyotl<br
/>Octavio Armand<br /><br />Part One: Tatiana A. Proskouriakoff and
Mesoamerican Studies<br /><br />1. Tatiana A. Proskouriakoff: The
Selected Works <br />Tyson White, La Trobe University¸ Australia<br
/><br />Part Two: Oaxaca and the Colonial Zapotec<br /><br />2.
Evidence about Proto-Zapotec from a Colonial Document <br />Pamela
Munro, University of California, Los Angeles<br /><br />3. Writings to
the Rescue: How a Zapotec Community Defended its Land <br />Kevin
Terraciano, University of California, Los Angeles<br /><br />4.
Kinship Terms in Colonial Valley Zapotec<br />Michael Galant,
California State University, Dominguez Hills<br /><br />Part Three:
Maya Writing, Ideology, and Funerary Rituals<br /><br />5. The Voice
of Writing: Orality Traces in the Maya Codices <br />Michela Craveri,
Università Cattolica di Milano, Italy Rogelio Valencia Rivera,
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain<br /><br />6. Maya Palaces
and Landscape: Ideological Appropriations of Space <br />Jessica Joyce
Christie, East Carolina University<br /><br />7. Ancient Maya Funerary
Urn Use Reveals Social Dimensions<br />Stephanie Lozano, Los Angeles
County Museum of Art<br /><br />Part Four: From the Mesoamerican
Ballgame to Modern Representations of the Aztecs in Chicano Art and
Literature <br /><br />Lord 8 Deer's Beard<br />The Mesoamerican
Ballgame Tradition and its Protective Equipment<br />Ricardo García,
University of California, Los Angeles<br /><br />9. Unproblematic and
Strategic Identifications of Chicana/o Cultural Production With a
Mythicized Aztec Past <br />Ignacio López-Calvo, University of
California, Merced</p><br /><b>Información en la web de
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