Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl, Vol. 28
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Los diferentes registros y subregistros de habla en el náhuatl de Amanalco, Tezcoco, Estado de México
(1998)This study examines the different registers and subregisters of Nahuatl in Amanalco, State of Mexico, highlighting how the language adapts to diverse social contexts through ritual, familial, and formal speech levels. It ... -
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L'évolution du mythe tolt`eque du serpent à plumes
(1998)Este estudio analiza la evolución del mito mesoamericano del Serpiente a Plumas, centrándose en la figura de Ce Acatl Topiltzin, un líder religioso y político de Tula. Se examinan sus orígenes legendarios y su papel en la ... -
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La muerte de Chimalpopoca: evidencias a favor de la tesis golpista
(1998)This study analyzes the conspiracy and coup that led to Chimalpopoca's death and the dynastic reorganization in Tenochtitlan. It examines the roles of key figures such as Itzcóatl, Moctezuma Ilhuicamina, and Tlacaélel, as ... -
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La estructura textual de las relaciones primera y octava de Chimalpahin
(1998)This study examines the textual structure of Domingo Chimalpahin's first and eighth relaciones, essential manuscripts documenting the ancient history of Nahua peoples in central Mexico. The research highlights the organization, ... -
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Un caso de interferencia lingüística en el Confesionario Mayor de fray Alonso de Molina
(1998)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 ... -
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Nican mopohua, inic ome cenquetzaliztli in no zazanil
(1998)This document tells a story set in ancient Mexico Tenochtitlan, where a boy named Pedro faces challenges selling pulque and splints, including an unjust detention in "El Carmen" jail. The narrative incorporates elements ... -
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La Royauté sacrée chez les azteques de Mexico
(1998)This work studies the sacredness of the Aztec monarchy in Mexico, analyzing the rituals, festivals, and symbols associated with royal power and their relationship to nature, cosmology, and sacred agriculture. It highlights ... -
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New Blood from an old stone
(1998)This study examines the Stone of Tizoc, a prominent Aztec monument unearthed in Mexico City. Through a comparative and symbolic approach, it revisits the depictions of conquests and glyphs to provide a fresh interpretation ... -
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Cartografía azteca: presentaciones de geografía, historia y comunidad
(1998)No painted document that fits our conception of a map has survived from the conquest of Mexico. Indeed, some scholars have suggested that cartography and mapmaking were unknown activities among the Aztecs and their neighbors, ... -
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Legend of the suns: reproducing the production of a nahuatl text
(1998)This study examines the "Legend of the Suns," a Nahua text blending pre-Hispanic cosmology with postconquest cultural influences. Based on the Codex Chimalpopoca, the text is crucial for understanding Mexica history, ... -
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Volumen 28: Felipe II y el mundo indígena
(1998)The series of these Studies is now enriched with another volume. With the passage of time, dates and events come to mind. In 1558, Friar Bernardino de Sahagún was commissioned by his provincial father to begin, around 1559, ... -
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Tlamachilliztlatolçaçanilli: a Performance Translation of the Nahuatl "Wisdom Discourse Fables" from the Manuscript of 1558
(1998)The 1558 manuscript, known as Tlāmachiliztlātolcānanilli or "Wisdom Discourse Fables," provides a valuable insight into Mexica (Aztec) mythology and cultural memory shortly after the conquest. Through oral and visual ... -
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El cuerpo y los signos calendáricos del Tonalámatl entre los nahuas
(1998)This study examines the relationship between the tonalámatl calendar signs and human body parts in Nahua culture, exploring their influence on traditional medicine, destiny prediction, and the Mesoamerican worldview. Through ... -
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Reseña de: Codex Telleriano-Remensis: Ritual, Divination, and History in a Pictorial Aztec Manuscript, por Eloise Quiñones Keber, prólogo de Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, ilustraciones por Michel Besson, University of Texa<; Press, Austin, 1995, 382 p., 208 ilustraciones
(1998)This review provides a detailed overview of the "Códice Telleriano-Remensis," a valuable Aztec pictorial manuscript covering topics such as history, religion, calendar, and natural events of ancient Mexico, including ... -
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Los textos calendáricos inscritos en el templo del Tepozteco
(1998)This study examines the calendrical texts inscribed in the Tepozteco temple in Tepoztlán, exploring their connection to the Mesoamerican calendar, the Ame Tochtli cult, and the temple's astronomical orientation. Through ... -
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Reseña de: Louise M. Burkhart, Holy Wensday, a Nahua Drama from Early Colonial Mexico, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1996. 314 p., 26 ilustraciones.
(1998)This review provides a comprehensive analysis of Louise M. Burkhart's "Holy Wednesday, A Nahua Drama from Early Colonial Mexico," focusing on colonial Nahua literature, including translations, historical and cultural ... -
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Reseña de: Guachachi"Reza (Iguana Rajada), Oaxaca
(1998)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 ... -
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Reseña de: Reseña de: Durdica Ségota, Valores Plásticos del Arte Mexica, México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas, 1995, 240 p.
(1998)This review offers a critical analysis of Durdica Ségota's book "Valores Plásticos del Arte Mexica," which investigates Mexica art and iconography, focusing on the figure of Tláloc. The work discusses themes such as duality, ... -
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Préstamos recíprocos entre el náhuatl y el zoqueano del Golfo
(1998)This study examines reciprocal loanwords between Nahuatl and Gulf Zoquean, highlighting mutual lexical influences over approximately one thousand years. It identifies phonological patterns related to vowel length and ... -
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El mundo en que vivió Bernardino de Sahagún: España y México
(1998)Existen varias biografías de fray Bernardino de Sahagún. En ellas, sus autores han atendido sobre todo a las diversas actuaciones de fray Bernardino, dejando a veces a un lado los aconteceres en los que él no participó ...
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