"According to Robert Hertz, death means a change in social relations. The purpose of this paper is to inquire about the kind of mediation that different world populations establish with their deaths. We compared examples ...

The review analyzes 'Erótica náhuatl', a bilingual compilation by Miguel León-Portilla with illustrations by Joel Rendón. It reflects on sensuality and eroticism in Nahua culture through poetic and mythological texts, ...

This essay honors Ángel María Garibay and Miguel León-Portilla for their pioneering work in recovering, studying, and promoting Indigenous languages, especially Nahuatl, through the journal Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl. ...

Mercedes Montes de Oca’s work thoroughly examines difrasismos—dual expressions characteristic of the Nahuatl language—from the 16th and 17th centuries. Using a methodology that blends historical linguistics, cognitive ...

Mauricio Swadesh presents an overview of Mesoamerica’s linguistic richness, identifying approximately eighty Indigenous languages belonging to different language families. The author analyzes their geographical distribution, ...

"Mythical place symbolically defined in narrative accounts, images and rituals, Tamoanchan can also be situated in the sonorous dimension of the term that refers it. To the acoustic hierophany of the word should be added ...

This article analyzes the faunal remains recovered in Offering 125, a ritual deposit found to the west of the Tlaltecuhtli monolith. Taxonomic identification of the zoological species and the areas of origin will shed ...