This study examines the work of friar Bernardino de Sahagún as a pioneer in lexicographical and ethnographic studies of the New World. It highlights his Renaissance approach to understanding the Nahua language and culture ...

This study analyzes linguistic interference in Nahuatl during the 16th century by examining the Spanish loanwords included in fray Alonso de Molina's Confesionario Mayor. It explores how the incorporation of Spanish lexical ...

A review content that discusses "Visión de los vencidos" by Miguel León-Portilla, highlighting the indigenous perspective of the Mexican conquest, including historical testimonies, documents, and poetic expressions from ...

This study analyzes the use and relevance of three Nahuatl-origin words —chamaco, chilpayate, and escuincle— in everyday Mexican Spanish. It explores the challenges faced by dictionaries in accurately including these terms ...

This work analyzes the semantic classification of the Sahagun Calepino, exploring methods to organize the Nahua lexical corpus through semantic-cultural structures. It discusses the advantages and challenges of alphabetical ...

This review provides a summary of the analysis of indigenous cultures in northwestern Mexico and the impact of the Spanish arrival, including legends like the Amazonas of Ciguatlán. It emphasizes the significance of ...

This review summarizes Carl Sauer's work, a prominent anthropologist and geographer, focused on the indigenous cultures of Northwestern Mexico. It highlights his methodological approaches, the importance of languages in ...

This review provides an overview of the journal Guachachi'Reza, which contributes to the study and dissemination of the culture, history, and language of the Binnizá in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The document highlights ...

This review examines the life and work of Bernardino de Sahagún, a pioneer of anthropology in Mexico, emphasizing his contributions to history, Nahuatl culture, and language. The document highlights Sahagún's efforts in ...

This study analyzes the incidence of Hispanicisms in Fray Alonso de Molina’s “Confessionarios Mayor and Menor,” key texts in evangelization and translation into Nahuatl during the 16th century. It examines how the insertion ...