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The Americas, published by the Academy of American Franciscan History in
it most recent number has three articles of possible interest to scholars
of Nahuatl:<br><br>
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<pre>The Americas 62:3 (Jan. 2006)
Kay A, Read and Jane Rosenthal, “The Chalcan Woman’s Song: Sex as
Political
Metaphor in Fifteenth-Century Mexico,” pp. 313-348
Camilla Townsend, “’What in the World Have You Done to Me, My Lover?’
Sex,
Servitude, and Politics Among the Pre-Conquest Nahuas as Seen in the
Cantares
Mexicanos ,” pp. 349-389
John F. Schwaller, “The Ilhuica of the Nahua: Is Heaven Just a Place?”
pp.
391-412
Current articles of The Americas are also available on Project Muse
<a href="http://muse.jhu.edu/">http://muse.jhu.edu/</a>
americas@cua.edu
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John F. Schwaller<br>
President - elect<br>
SUNY Potsdam<br><br>
Until 6-30-06:<br>
University of Minnesota, Morris<br>
600 E 4th Street<br>
Morris, MN 56267<br>
320-589-6015<br>
FAX 320-589-6399<br>
schwallr@morris.umn.edu<br>
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