An edition of Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder (1993)

Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder

tres ensayos

1. ed.

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Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder
Jorge Hernández Díaz
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An edition of Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder (1993)

Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder

tres ensayos

1. ed.

by

"First essay critically reviews the position of many influential intellectuals (Vasconcelos, Aguirre Beltrán, Saénz, Caso, Gamio, and others) regarding indigenous assimilation. The second studies acculturation process of indigenous communities from 1900-present and identifies key events such as arrival of a school. Final essay provides general description of cultural components of present-day Zapotec communities in the Isthmus"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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Universidad Autónoma "Benito Juárez" de Oaxaca, Secretaría Académica
Language
Spanish
Pages
175

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Subjects

Politics and government, Indians of Mexico, Ethnic identity, Zapotec Indians, Government relations, Social conditions, Ethnic relations

Places

Oaxaca, Mexico
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Cover of: Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder
Etnicidad, nacionalismo y poder: tres ensayos
1993, Universidad Autónoma "Benito Juárez" de Oaxaca, Secretaría Académica
in Spanish - 1. ed.

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Table of Contents

Etnicidad y nacionalismo en México / Jorge Hernández Díaz
Indios y mestizos, un esquema explicativo / León Javier Parra Mora
Los Zapotecas del istmo en el fin de siglo / Manuel Matus Manzo.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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Oaxaca, Oax

Classifications

Library of Congress
F1219.1.O11 E757 1993

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Pagination
175 p. ;
Number of pages
175

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OL1158691M
LCCN
94136447

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"First essay critically reviews the position of many influential intellectuals (Vasconcelos, Aguirre Beltrán, Saénz, Caso, Gamio, and others) regarding indigenous assimilation. The second studies acculturation process of indigenous communities from 1900-present and identifies key events such as arrival of a school. Final essay provides general description of cultural components of present-day Zapotec communities in the Isthmus"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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