Native traditions in the postconquest world
- Washington: Dumbarton Oaks, 1998
- 480 p. il.
Introduction / Elizabeth Hill Boone -- The many faces of medieval colonization / Angeliki E. Laiou -- Three experiences of culture contact: Nahua, Maya, and Quechua / James Lockhart -- Litigation over the rights of 'natural lords' in early colonial courts in the Andes / John V. Murra -- Family values in seventeenth-century Peru / Irene Silverblatt -- Let me see! Reading is for them: colonial Andean images and objects 'como es costumbre tener los caciques señores' / Tom Cummins -- Pictorial documents and visual thinking in postconquest Mexico / Elizabeth Hill Boone -- The social vs. legal context of Nahuatl títulos / Stephanie Wood -- The Aztec Triple Alliance: a postconquest tradition / Susan D. Gillespie -- Collquiri's dam: the colonial re-voicing of an appeal to the archaic / Frank Salomon -- Time, space, and ritual action: the Inka and Christian calendars in early colonial Peru / Sabine MacCormack -- Pachacamac and El Señor de los Milagros / María Rostworowski -- Pious performances: Christian pageantry and native identity in early colonial Mexico / Louise M. Burkhart -- A nation surrounded / Bruce Mannheim -- Indigenous writing as a vehicle of postconquest continuity and change in Mesoamerica / Frances Karttunen -- Native traditions in the postconquest world: commentary / Tom Cummins.