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Practicas de crianza en familias mazahuas : desarrollo infantil temprano
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Some Post-Conquest Changes in Mazahua
International Journal of American Linguistics, 19560. The oldest known study of the Mazahua language was made by Diego de Nagera Yanguas in his Doctrina y Ensenanza en la Lengua Mazahua, published in 1637.1 It is my purpose to indicate some similarities and differences in the Mazahua of today and that spoken 300 years ago.
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Responsibility and Reciprocity: Social Organization of Mazahua Learning Practices
Anthropology & Education Quarterly, 2009This article describes Mazahua children's participation in learning interactions that take place when they collaborate with more knowledgeable others in everyday activities in family and community settings. During these interactions they coordinate their actions with those of other participants, switching between the roles of “knowledgeable performer”
Paradise, R., de Haan, M.J.
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La milpa mazahua: la cosmovisión de dos generaciones
Revista Digital UniversitariaEste ensayo trata de la milpa mazahua, un sistema agrícola tradicional, vista a través de dos generaciones de campesinos durante la pandemia. La milpa mazahua es un sistema agroecológico que sostiene a la comunidad con maíz, frijol y calabaza (en colaboración con el ganado bovino y equino, que fertilizan el suelo mediante rotación).
Miguel Ángel Silva Flores +1 more
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Oral mucosa lesions in Mazahua Indian adolescents.
Acta odontologica latinoamericana : AOL, 2003The epidemiologic data on oral lesions in native Indians remain unknown in many countries around the world. This paper reports the prevalence and distribution of oral congenital anomalies and pathologic lesions found in a survey of 107 schoolchildren (ages 12 to 17), from two isolated communities in the ethnographic Mazahua area in the State of Mexico.
J A, Banderas +2 more
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Passivity or tacit collaboration: Mazahua interaction in cultural context
Learning and Instruction, 1996Abstract This article presents a descriptive analysis of Mexican Mazahua mother-child and child-child interactions observed in small family groups in a market setting. The interactions presented involve passive behavior by one of the participants. This behavior can be described in reference to the Mesoamerican sociocultural context that informs the ...
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Some Morphophonemic Rules in Mazahua
International Journal of American Linguistics, 1975openaire +1 more source