An edition of The Santa Fe Fiesta, reinvented (2010)

The Santa Fe Fiesta, reinvented

staking ethno-nationalist claims to a disappearing homeland

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School for Advanced Research Press
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Subjects

Social life and customs, Ethnic identity, Santa Fe Fiesta, Fasts and feasts, Rites and ceremonies, Hispanic Americans, Ethnic relations, Festivals, History, Hispanic americans, Santa fe (n.m.), New mexico, social life and customs, United states, ethnic relations

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Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe (N.M.)
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Table of Contents

Architects of the nation: crafting Spanish American identity
Narratives of displacement: chipping away at the plaza's adobe camouflage
The fiesta and Zozobra: neo-pagan burnings versus the Hispano-Catholic core
Of the fiesta
Inventing the fiesta: Hispano cultural preservation and the decline of the
Hispano elite
Acts of ventriloquism: La Conquistadora's claims to race, territory, and
Redemption
The nation's "great men": infusing the present with the glory of the past
Honor-virtue and virility: the gendered identity claims of the fiesta queen and
Don Diego de Vargas
Fiesta as a "family affair" : claiming status and reproducing the ethnic group
Coyotes in the fiesta: the silences and violences of a myth of tri-cultural
Harmony
Homecoming deferred: diasporic Hispanos and the fiesta
Conclusion: making nationalism persuasive.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Santa Fe, N.M

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Dewey Decimal Class
394.269789/56
Library of Congress
GT4811.S26 H67 2010, GT4811.S26H67 2010

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL24488834M
ISBN 13
9781934691199
LCCN
2009044704
OCLC/WorldCat
460712079

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