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The study of pre-Hispanic societies focuses not only on their most remarkable aspects¿their technological developments, military exploits, political events, and economic achievements¿but also on the everyday phenomena through which their ideology and identity are reproduced. One such element is the interaction between members of a community and foreigners or socially marginalized figures¿those persons on the periphery of a culture who permanently transgress the prevailing social, ethico-moral, and behavioral norms.

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The study of pre-Hispanic societies focuses not only on their most remarkable aspects¿their technological developments, military exploits, political events, and economic achievements¿but also on the everyday phenomena through which their ideology and identity are reproduced. One such element is the interaction between members of a community and foreigners or socially marginalized figures¿those persons on the periphery of a culture who permanently transgress the prevailing social, ethico-moral, and behavioral norms.

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Jaime Echeverría García received undergraduate degrees in Pyschology from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and in Archaeology from the Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia. He holds a Master's in Anthropology from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and is presently completing his doctorate in Anthropology at the same institution. His lines of research are madness, alterity, and fear among the ancient Nahuas, and he has published several works on these subjects.