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RESUME- Très discutée, l'image mésoaméricaine du chacmool a suscité de nombreuses études inconciliables. Certains ont proposé des interprétations générales. On propose ici, au contraire, que les fonctions du chacmool, en tant qu'objet rituel, ont permis des représentations diverses selon l'époque, la localisation, les traditions culturelles et l ...
López Austin, Alfredo +1 more
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Aztec-Mexica Temple R of Tlatelolco
This temple was erected by the Mexica (Aztecs) living in Tlatelolco as one of the temples in their ceremonial-ritual complex. The Temple R was dedicated to their wind deity, Ehécatl-Quetzalcoatl. This deity was linked to the main Mexica god Tlaloc, in charge of rain and earth's fertility.
Moreiras Reynaga, Diana
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Origins of the Mexica People: Perpectives from the Mexica Culture
The purpose of this research study is to understand the origins and philosophies of the Mexica people, commonly known as the Aztecs from Central Mexico, from the perspectives of those who identify as Mexica.
Tirado-Paredes, J. Carmen
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Reimagining Mexica Identity [PDF]
Historians have examined the Spanish conquest of the Aztec empire for centuries, yet an adequate interpretation of this major event still remains elusive.
Machado, Andrea
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Análisis iconográfico de la portada del Templo de San Francisco de Asís en Tepeapulco Hidalgo
La portada del templo de Tepeapulco a pesar de sus reducidas dimensiones y de su aparente sencillez, posee gran cantidad de elementos decorativos realizados con fines didácticos.
Carmen Fabiola Moreno Vidal
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La imitación entre los mexicas / Imitation among the Mexica
Las ciencias sociales abordan la imitación desde un doble punto de vista: como gesto y como disfraz de la personalidad (mimicry). Una distinción similar se encuentra en el vocabulario de la imitación en la lengua náhuatl (la lengua de los mexicas del centro de México en el siglo XVI): imitar mediante gestos repetidos y concomitantes (expresados por ...
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The Florentine Codex is a Renaissance-era illuminated manuscript that contains the earliest-known regional work on the birds of México. Its Nahuatl language texts and scholia (the latter later incorporated into its Spanish texts) were written in the ...
Paul D. Haemig
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Entre a cosmopolítica e a cosmohistória: tempos fabricados e deuses xamãs entre os astecas
Este artigo propõe uma nova interpretação da mitologia e a religião asteca ou mexica, conjuntamente com sua política. Embora tenham sido uma sociedade hierárquica com poder centralizado, os Mexica praticavam uma cosmopolítica análoga às praticas dos ...
Federico Navarrete Linares
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The Mexica religion thrived in and around what is actually known as Mexico City, and what was known then as Mexico-Tenochtitlan, between its official foundation in 1325 and its fall after the invasion of the Spaniard and Indigenous alliance in 1521 ...
Lobjois, Bertrand
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This paper explores the society of Mexica, or the Aztecs, and some of the instruments that were produced in the civilization and used in today’s compositions.
Ramirez-Marquez, Tizoc E
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