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Beyond Cortés and Montezuma
examines both European and Nahuatl texts and images that shed light on the complex narrative of contact and the ensuing conflict, negotiation, and cooperation that continued well after the colonial period.
A diverse group of scholars from Europe, Mexico, and the US with varied methodological backgroundslinguistics, history, art history, and cultural studiesquery the “conquest,” or rather
conquista
, of Mexico through a series of case studies that interrogate how historians, especially in Europe, Mexico, and the US, understand and interact with this concept. They consider the language used to encapsulate the event in Nahuatl documents from the colonial period, how the Spanish veterans led the transition to settlement in taking land for themselves, and the legacy of the
in discrimination against Tlaxcallans in modern Mexico.
is a compilation of nuanced reflections on the language, narratives, and memories of the
that balances the crimes of Spanish colonialism and asymmetries of power that existed within early New Spain with the abilities of Native peoples to resist, negotiate, and survive.
examines both European and Nahuatl texts and images that shed light on the complex narrative of contact and the ensuing conflict, negotiation, and cooperation that continued well after the colonial period.
A diverse group of scholars from Europe, Mexico, and the US with varied methodological backgroundslinguistics, history, art history, and cultural studiesquery the “conquest,” or rather
conquista
, of Mexico through a series of case studies that interrogate how historians, especially in Europe, Mexico, and the US, understand and interact with this concept. They consider the language used to encapsulate the event in Nahuatl documents from the colonial period, how the Spanish veterans led the transition to settlement in taking land for themselves, and the legacy of the
in discrimination against Tlaxcallans in modern Mexico.
is a compilation of nuanced reflections on the language, narratives, and memories of the
that balances the crimes of Spanish colonialism and asymmetries of power that existed within early New Spain with the abilities of Native peoples to resist, negotiate, and survive.
Beyond Cortés and Montezuma
examines both European and Nahuatl texts and images that shed light on the complex narrative of contact and the ensuing conflict, negotiation, and cooperation that continued well after the colonial period.
A diverse group of scholars from Europe, Mexico, and the US with varied methodological backgroundslinguistics, history, art history, and cultural studiesquery the “conquest,” or rather
conquista
, of Mexico through a series of case studies that interrogate how historians, especially in Europe, Mexico, and the US, understand and interact with this concept. They consider the language used to encapsulate the event in Nahuatl documents from the colonial period, how the Spanish veterans led the transition to settlement in taking land for themselves, and the legacy of the
in discrimination against Tlaxcallans in modern Mexico.
is a compilation of nuanced reflections on the language, narratives, and memories of the
that balances the crimes of Spanish colonialism and asymmetries of power that existed within early New Spain with the abilities of Native peoples to resist, negotiate, and survive.
examines both European and Nahuatl texts and images that shed light on the complex narrative of contact and the ensuing conflict, negotiation, and cooperation that continued well after the colonial period.
A diverse group of scholars from Europe, Mexico, and the US with varied methodological backgroundslinguistics, history, art history, and cultural studiesquery the “conquest,” or rather
conquista
, of Mexico through a series of case studies that interrogate how historians, especially in Europe, Mexico, and the US, understand and interact with this concept. They consider the language used to encapsulate the event in Nahuatl documents from the colonial period, how the Spanish veterans led the transition to settlement in taking land for themselves, and the legacy of the
in discrimination against Tlaxcallans in modern Mexico.
is a compilation of nuanced reflections on the language, narratives, and memories of the
that balances the crimes of Spanish colonialism and asymmetries of power that existed within early New Spain with the abilities of Native peoples to resist, negotiate, and survive.
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