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Guerra, sacrificio y antropofagia en Mesoamérica : nuevas perspectivas teóricas y metodológicas / coordinación, introducción y palabras preliminares, Gabriela Rivera Acosta, Gabriel Kenrick Kruell, Stan Declercq ; Laura Alicino [and seven others].

Penn Museum Library F1219 .G84 2024
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Rivera Acosta, Gabriela, editor.
Kruell, Gabriel K., editor.
Declercq, Stan, 1970- editor.
Alicino, Laura, contributor.
Series:
Culturas Mesoamericanas ; 10.
Serie Culturas mesoamericanas ; 10
Language:
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Indians of Mexico--Rites and ceremonies.
Indians of Mexico.
Indians of Central America--Rites and ceremonies.
Indians of Central America.
Indians of Mexico--Wars.
Indians of Central America--Wars.
Indians of Mexico--Antiquities.
Indians of Central America--Antiquities.
Human sacrifice--Mexico--History.
Human sacrifice.
Human sacrifice--Central America--History.
Cannibalism--Mexico--History.
Cannibalism.
Cannibalism--Central America--History.
Physical Description:
396 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Edition:
Primera edición.
Place of Publication:
Ciudad de México : Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, 2024.
Summary:
This book comprises the work of eight specialists on the cultural phenomena of war, sacrifice, and anthropophagy in Mesoamerica to provide a joint discussion and reflection on these highly debated topics. The essays aim to revisit the three subject matters of warfare, the immolation of human beings and animals, and Amerindian cannibalism, through a series of renovated views, besides portraying the potential of new disciplines, and theoretical and methodological perspectives scarcely explored in the field of Mesoamerican studies. Approximations such as Amerindian war, the philological and literary analyses, perspectivism, the relational approach, the ontological turn, ethnographic theory, and comparativist viewpoints between indigenous societies from diverse cultural areas and temporalities, from the pre-Hispanic era to the modern days, trace new research routes which the reader will appreciate in the various chapters of this bold and unconventional collective work, which intends to transform our field of study.
Notes:
Contains drawings, photos.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9786073091312
OCLC:
1457479850

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