The conquest all over again : Nahuas and Zapotecs thinking, writing, and painting Spanish colonialism
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The conquest all over again : Nahuas and Zapotecs thinking, writing, and painting Spanish colonialism
（First nations and the colonial encounter / series editor, David Cahill）
Sussex Academic Press, 2010
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Three views of the conquest of Mexico from the other Mexica / Kevin Terraciano
- Visual persuasion : sixteenth-century Tlaxcalan pictorials in response to the conquest of Mexico / Travis Barton Kranz
- The destruction of Jerusalem as colonial Nahuatl historical drama / Louise M. Burkhart
- Chimalpahin rewrites the conquest : yet another epic history? / Susan Schroeder
- Don Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl's narratives of the conquest of Mexico : colonial subjectivity and the circulation native of knowledge / Amber Brian
- Don Juan Buenaventura Zapata y Mendoza and the notion of Nahua identity / Camilla Townsend
- "Perhaps our Lord, God, has forgotten me" : intruding into the colonial Nahua (Aztec) confessional / Barry D. Sell
- Representations of Spanish authority in Zapotec calendrical and historical genres / David Tavárez
- Conquering the spiritual conquest in Cuernavaca / Robert Haskett