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This collection of investigations into the histories of Indian women in early Mexico has been brought together to serve several purposes: to abrogate the stereotype of indigenous women as being without history; to furnish complement and counterpoise to other studies of North American Indians and bring to light the voices and recorded histories of Mexican natives; and to exemplify the richness and complexity of the lives of indigenous peoples through scholarly historical analyses. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
urban indigenous women, female land tenure, del christiano, gender parallelism, mujer azteca, cultura ndhuatl, femenina novohispana, double first names, precontact era, male testators, preconquest period, second given names, agricultural parcels, lengua mexicana, indigenous men, naming patterns, alcalde mayor, historia antigua, gender complementarity, ethnohistorical sources, socioeconomic role, indigenous rulers, name sharing,
This collection of investigations into the histories of Indian women in early Mexico has been brought together to serve several purposes: to abrogate the stereotype of indigenous women as being without history; to furnish complement and counterpoise to other studies of North American Indians and bring to light the voices and recorded histories of Mexican natives; and to exemplify the richness and complexity of the lives of indigenous peoples through scholarly historical analyses. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
urban indigenous women, female land tenure, del christiano, gender parallelism, mujer azteca, cultura ndhuatl, femenina novohispana, double first names, precontact era, male testators, preconquest period, second given names, agricultural parcels, lengua mexicana, indigenous men, naming patterns, alcalde mayor, historia antigua, gender complementarity, ethnohistorical sources, socioeconomic role, indigenous rulers, name sharing,