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Los tlamatque, guardianes del patrimonio : dinámicas interculturales en la Sociedad Naua (México)
and discussions with the late Luis Reyes García, professor
of the University of Tlaxcala (Universidad Autónoma
de Tlaxcala), who first sparked my interest in the study,
analysis, transcription, and translation of Nahua texts and
documents. Professor Reyes always encouraged his
Tlaxcalan students to study and appreciate the rich cultural
legacy found in the archives of the state’s local
communities.
In the present work, several parts are joined together,
as pieces of a puzzle. First, the teaching of Professor
Reyes García on the oral and archival history of the
people of Tlaxcala, the knowledge about the discourses,
narratives, and ceremonies that are still carried out in my
family, and the worldview of the Naua and Totonac
tlamatque (wise people) through their own eyes, hearts,
and mouths. Secondly, what was shared with me by Dr....Show more The present work is the result of the profound teaching
and discussions with the late Luis Reyes García, professor
of the University of Tlaxcala (Universidad Autónoma
de Tlaxcala), who first sparked my interest in the study,
analysis, transcription, and translation of Nahua texts and
documents. Professor Reyes always encouraged his
Tlaxcalan students to study and appreciate the rich cultural
legacy found in the archives of the state’s local
communities.
In the present work, several parts are joined together,
as pieces of a puzzle. First, the teaching of Professor
Reyes García on the oral and archival history of the
people of Tlaxcala, the knowledge about the discourses,
narratives, and ceremonies that are still carried out in my
family, and the worldview of the Naua and Totonac
tlamatque (wise people) through their own eyes, hearts,
and mouths. Secondly, what was shared with me by Dr.
Maarten Jansen and Aurora Pérez at Leiden University:
the worldview of the ñuu savi (Mixtecs) and other Mesoamerican
peoples, a crucial aspect in order to appreciate
the interdependence of our shared heritage.Show less
- All authors
- Macuil Martinez, R.
- Supervisor
- Jansen, M.E.R.G.N.
- Co-supervisor
- Llanes Ortiz, G.
- Committee
- Hofman, C.L.; Kolen, J.C.A.; Adelaar, W.F.H.; Cammarota, A.; Rivera-Salgado, G.; Tzec, Anita
- Qualification
- Doctor (dr.)
- Awarding Institution
- Archaeology , Leiden University
- Date
- 2017-06-21
- Title of host publication
- Archaeological Studies Leiden University
- Publisher
- Leiden: Leiden University Press
- ISBN
- 9789087282875 ; 9789400602977
Publication Series
- Name
- 36