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Handbook of Middle American Indians, Volume 13 Guide to Ethnohistorical Sources, Part Two

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.01.1974

Herausgeber

Howard F. Cline + weitere

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

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440

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25,4/17,8/2,4 cm

Gewicht

822 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4773-0683-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.01.1974

Herausgeber

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

440

Maße (L/B/H)

25,4/17,8/2,4 cm

Gewicht

822 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4773-0683-3

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Libri GmbH
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  • Produktbild: Handbook of Middle American Indians, Volume 13

  • (Continues from Volume 12)


    • Abbreviations

    • 11. Published Collections of Documents Relating to Middle American Ethnohistory (Charles Gibson)

    • Evolution of Documentary Collections

      • Spain

      • New Spain and Mexico

      • Central America


    • Documentary Collections Published before 1810

      • Legislative Compendia

      • Other Collections


    • Documentary Collections of the 19th Century

      • Mexican

      • Spanish

      • French

      • Other European

      • United States


    • Colecciones de Documentos InÉditos

      • Historia de EspaÑa

      • Collections Relating to Spanish America

      • Documentos inÉditos… de Indias

      • Documentos inÉditos… de ultramar

      • Documentos… Ibero-AmÉrica


    • Large General Collections of the 20th Century

      • PeÑafiel

      • GarcÍa Pimentel

      • Paso y Troncoso

      • Documentos inÉditos Ó muy raros

      • Biblioteca histÓrica

      • Epistolario de Nueva EspaÑa

      • AGN Publications

      • Mexico Colonial

      • Carnegie Institution of Washington Publications

      • ColecciÓn Chimalistac

      • Hakluyt Society

      • Vargas Rea Publications


    • Other Modern Documentary Collections and Series on Special Topics: Colonial Period

      • Institutional Publications

      • Anthologies of Documents

      • Native Literature

      • Conquest Literature

      • Heraldry and Genealogy

      • Missionary Efforts

      • Indian Tribute and Labor

      • Law and Legislation

      • Other Social and Economic Topics

      • Regions


    • Modern Publications: Postcolonial Period

      • Independence and General

      • Later 19th Century and Mexican Revolution

      • Church, Law, Legislation

      • Local Regions and Areas

      • Topics


    • Modern Journals and Additional Miscellaneous Series

      • MNA Anales

      • AGN BoletÍn

      • Other Journals and Series

      • Marginal Collections


    • References

    • 12. An Introductory Survey of Secular Writings in the European Tradition on Colonial Middle America, 1503–1818 (J. Benedict Warren)

    • Earliest Accounts

    • General Works

      • Official Chroniclers

      • Other General Works by Spaniards

      • General Works by Northern Europeans

      • Colonial Travelers in Middle America


    • Discovery and Conquest of Mexico

      • Exploratory Expeditions

      • Eyewitness Accounts of the Conquest of Mexico

      • Derivative Accounts of the Conquest of Mexico


    • Central Mexico

      • Sixteenth Century

      • Seventeenth Century

      • Eighteenth Century

      • Nineteenth Century


    • Northern and Western Mexico

    • Southern Mexico

    • Yucatan

    • Central America

      • Early Southern Central America

      • Early Northern Central America

      • Later Writings

      • Other Writings


    • Bibliography

    • 13. Religious Chroniclers and Historians: A Summary with Annotated Bibliography (Ernest J. Burrus, S.J.)

    • General Observations and Background

    • Biobibliographical Sources

      • General

      • Franciscans

      • Dominicans

      • Augustinians

      • Jesuits


    • Chronicles and Histories, by Orders

      • Franciscans (O.F.M.)

      • Dominicans (O.P.)

      • Augustinians (O.S.A.)

      • Jesuits (S.J.)

      • Mercedarians (O.Merc.)


    • Epilogue

    • Annotated Bibliography

    • 14. Bernardino de SahagÚn, 1499–1590

    • A. SahagÚn and His Works (Luis Nicolau d’Olwer and Howard F. Cline)

    • Plans and Methods

    • Evolution of “Historia general”

      • Nahuatl Documentation and Drafts

      • “Historia general”: Nahuatl

      • “Historia general”: Spanish and Bilingual Texts


    • Works About the Nahuatl Language

      • “Arte”

      • “Historia general”

      • “Vocabulario trilingÜe”


    • The “Postilla,” or Doctrinal Encyclopedia

      • Coloquios and Doctrina

      • Chronicle

      • Postilla

      • Epistolas

      • Adiciones

      • ApÉndice

      • Comments


    • Books of Songs and Prayers

      • Cantares

      • Manual del Cristiano


    • Evaluation

    • B. SahagÚn’s “Primeros memoriales” Tepepulco (H. B. Nicholson)

    • “Primeros memoriales”: Paso y Troncoso Reconstruction

    • Descriptions

    • Discussion

    • C. SahagÚn Materials and Studies (Howard F. Cline)

    • Publications

    • General Plans

    • National and International Trends

      • Germany

      • France

      • United States

      • Mexico

      • Spain

      • International


    • Topical Writings and General Studies

    • “Historia general”: Translations and Studies

    • Minor Texts

    • References

    • 15. Antonio de Herrera, 1549–1625 (Manuel Ballesteros Gaibrois)

    • Works

    • “Historia general de los hechos de los castellanos”

      • Coverage

      • Sources

      • Methods

      • Editions


    • Conclusions

    • Appendix A: Herrera, Selected Works

    • Appendix B: Herrera, Selections Related to Middle America

    • References

    • 16. Juan de Torquemada, 1564–1624 (JosÉ Alcina Franch)

    • Works

      • “MonarquÍa indiana”

      • Minor Works


    • Sources

      • Native Sources

      • Spanish Language Sources


    • The Problem of Plagiarism

    • Evaluation

    • Appendix A: Torquemada, Works

    • Appendix B: Tentative Chronological Outline of the Biography of Torquemada

    • References

    • 17. Francisco Javier Clavigero, 1731–1787 (Charles E. Ronan, S.J.)

    • “Storia antica”: Publishing History

    • “Storia antica”: Description of the Work

    • Clavigero’s Sources

    • Evaluation

    • Appendix: Clavigero, Historical Works

    • References

    • 18. Charles Etienne Brasseur de Bourbourg, 1814–1874 (Carroll Edward Mace)

    • Principal Monographic Works

    • Discovery and Publication of Sources

    • Evaluation

    • Appendix A: Brasseur de Bourbourg, Writings

    • Appendix B: Brasseur de Bourbourg’s Translation of Maya Signs

    • References

    • 19. Hubert Howe Bancroft, 1832–1918 (Howard F. Cline)

    • Plans and Methods

    • Format

    • Authorship

    • The Corps of Writers and their Contribution to “Native Races”

    • Evaluation

    • Appendix A: Bancroft, Principal Works

    • Appendix B: Selected References to Biobibliographies, Topical Bibliographies, and Extended Notes in Bancroft’s “Works”

    • References

    • 20. Eduard Georg Seler, 1849–1922 (H. B. Nicholson)

    • Mesoamerican Ethnohistorical Investigations

    • Major Publications

      • Native Language Texts: Translations and Commentaries

      • Western Mesoamerican Native-Tradition Pictorials: Interpretations

      • Mayanist Researches

      • Ethnographic and Culture-Historical Syntheses


    • Evaluation

    • Appendix: Seler, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • References

    • 21. Selected Nineteenth-Century Mexican Writers on Ethnohistory (Howard F. Cline)

    • Carlos MarÍa Bustamante, 1774–1848

      • Works

      • Evaluation


    • JosÉ Fernando RamÍrez, 1804–1871

      • The RamÍrez Collections

      • Publications


    • Manuel Orozco y Berra, 1810–1881

      • “Historia antigua y de la conquista de MÉxico”

      • “Historia de la dominaciÓn espaÑola en MÉxico”

      • Other Writings

      • Evaluation


    • JoaquÍn GarcÍa Icazbalceta, 1825–1894

      • The Collection

      • Works


    • Alfredo Chavero, 1841–1906

      • Edited Works

      • Biobibliographies

      • Commentaries and Studies

      • “Historia antigua”

      • Summary and Evaluation


    • Francisco del Paso y Troncoso, 1842–1916

      • The European Mission

      • The SahagÚn Corpus

      • Plans for the “Papeles de Nueva EspaÑa”

      • Paso y Troncoso’s Execution of the Plans

      • Repatriation of the Paso y Troncoso Collection

      • Later Developments and Publications of the “Papeles de Nueva EspaÑa”

      • Evaluation


    • Appendix A: Bustamante, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • Appendix B: RamÍrez, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • Appendix C: Orozco y Berra, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • Appendix D: GarcÍa Icazbalceta, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • Appendix E: Chavero, Selected Writings of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • Appendix F: Paso y Troncoso, Selected Writings and Publications of Ethnohistorical Interest

    • References