Amos Megged is Associate Professor in the Department of General History at the University of Haifa. An ethnohistorian of colonial Mexico, he is the author of Exporting the Catholic Reformation: Local Religion in Early Colonial Mexico and editor, with Stephanie Wood, of Comparative Studies in Mesoamerican Systems of Remembrance.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Primers of Mesoamerican social memory 2. The sources and their applications 3. Binding and transcendence 4. In search of harmoniousness 5. Dispersal and fragmentation 6. Rites and times of foundations 7. A new cult, a new temple Epilogue: a Popolocan memory tale.
Introduction 1. Primers of Mesoamerican social memory 2. The sources and their applications 3. Binding and transcendence 4. In search of harmoniousness 5. Dispersal and fragmentation 6. Rites and times of foundations 7. A new cult, a new temple Epilogue: a Popolocan memory tale.
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