origins of man in the Huasteca

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Dear Kelly,
These are incredibly beautiful!!!!!

I congratulate you on bringing these artworks to the Nahuatl community.

Mario

I live for reasoned, enlightened spirituality:

"Tlacecelilli", tranquilidad, paz


Mario E. Aguilar, PhD
www.mexicayotl.net




Kelly McDonough wrote:
>
> Piyali listeros,
>
> I have uploaded images of codexes painted and written by Idelfonso 
> Maya Hernández (Nahua) to
>
> http://kellysmcdonough.blogspot.com/ that treat the ideas of "Origins 
> of Man in the Huasteca." Maya Hernández (presently residing in 
> Huejutla de Reyes) is know primarily for his plays, community theater 
> direction, and murals, along with his pioneering efforts in the 
> decolonization of the bilingual school teacher movement in Mexico.
>
> Saludos,
>
> Kelly
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> Kelly McDonough
>
> University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
>
> Department of Spanish & Portuguese Studies
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> 612/624-5529
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> mcdo0030 at umn.edu <mailto:mcdo0030 at umn.edu>
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