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La lucha de las mazahuas por el agua
Revista de Estudios de Género, La ventana, 2012 openaire +2 more sources
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Responsibility and Reciprocity: Social Organization of Mazahua Learning Practices
Anthropology and 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”
Mariette de Haan
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The Use of Dye Plants in a Mazahua Community in Central Mexico
Economic Botany, 2018The use of dye plants is part of the cultural inheritance of Santa Rosa de Lima, Mexico. Numerous dye plants are present in the region, but women mainly use indigo and cochineal to dye wool for making traditional clothing. A comparative study was conducted to identify changes in the use of natural dyes between 1995 and 2017.
Georgina María Arredondo Ayala +1 more
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Mazahua Ethnobotany and Subsistence in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, Mexico
Economic Botany, 2007Abstract This is the first report on Mazahua knowledge and classification of plants and mushrooms and the roles of these resources in the local economy in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, Mexico. A total of 213 useful plant species and 31 species of edible mushrooms were recorded.
Guillermo Ibarra-Manríquez +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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Storytelling in Mazahua Spanish
International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 1992exaly +2 more sources
Le prédateur céleste. Notes sur le sacrifice Mazahua
Journal De La Societe Des Americanistes, 1984 The celestial predator. Notes on the mazahua sacrifice. The mazahua theory of sacrifice, as described by ethnographie observation, reveals what are perhaps the most intimate aspects of a vision of a secret world still prevalent among the mazahua farmers ...
Jacques Galinier
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Tonemic-Intonemic Correlation in Mazahua (Otomi)
International Journal of American Linguistics, 1951Eunice V Pike
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Some Morphophonemic Rules in Mazahua
International Journal of American Linguistics, 1975exaly +2 more sources