From: "J. F. 'Fritz' Schwaller" <SCHWALLR@ACC.FAU.EDU>
Subject: ASE Conference
Reply-To: nahuat-l@ACC.FAU.EDU
Organization: Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 23:43:26 GMT

    The American Society for Ethnohistory Conference will be held
    Nov. 12 - 14 in Salt lake City.  It promises to be one of the
    very most exciting and full within memory for scholrs of the
    Nahua.  The program includes continuous session in tribute to
    Arthur J. O. Anderson and Charles E. Dibble.
    
    Nov. 13 morning:
    Who was who and what was what in Texcoco
    
    Jeffery Parsons, Ahuatle and Tesquite: Archeological,
    Ethnohistoric, and Ethnographic insights into the prehispanic
    exploitation of Lake Texcoco
    
    Cynthia Otis Charlton and Thomas H Charlton, Aztec Craft
    production in Otumba, 1470-1570: Reflections of a changing world
    
    Pedro Carrasco, The calpulli of the Acolhua town
    
    Frederic Hicks, Texcoco 1515-1519, the Ixtlilxochitl affair
    
    Juan Lopez y Magana, "Dime lo que tienes y te dire lo que vales"
    Estate formation of a sixteenth-century mestizo: Juan Bautista de
    Pomar
    
    Perla Valle, Gonzalo de Salazar, encomendero de Tepetlaoztoc
    
    Herbert R. Harvey, The Salazar case: Tepetlaoztoc in the
    mid-sixteenth century
    
    
    Nov. 13 afternoon
    Roundtable on Indigenous Literacy in Mesoamerica 
    
    Louise Burkhart, Nahua Scholars and the church: Amanuenses or
    authors?
    
    Frances Karttunen, Nahuatl literacy in the twentieth century: New
    roles, new players
    
    Kevin Terraciano, Two and one-half centuries of Mixtec records
    ranging from criminal records to pictorials to last testaments
    
    Mattew Restall, Diversity of Notarial and nonnotarial materials
    in Yucatec Maya
    
    Susan Schroeder, Jesuit colegios for Indians in and around Mexico
    City, late sixteenth century, early seventeenth century
    
    Stafford Poole, Nahuatl accounts of the Virgin of Guadalupe
    
    Susan Kellogg, Nahuatl Judicial records in Mexico City
    
    
    Nov. 14 morning
    Imaging the Aztecs in Sixteenth Century Manuscripts
    
    Eloise Quinones Keber, When Worlds Collide: Imaging the encounter
    in the Florentine Codex
    
    Jeanette Peterson, Imaging Malinche
    
    Javier Noguez, The Codex of Huexotxinco
    
    H. B. Nicholson, Armas de la ciudad de Tescuco por el senor
    emperador Carlos V, ano 1551: Iconographic analysis
    
    Susi Colin, Aztecs and Christianity: The illustrations of the
    Valades Rhetorica Christiana, 1579
    
    Stephen Colston, Images of Land and Tribute from late sixteenth
    century Texcoco
    
    
    Nov. 14 afternoon
    Imaging...Part II
    
    S. Jeffery K. Wilkerson, The Lost Aztec Garrison of the Mar del
    Norte
    
    Craig Hanson, Olmos and Sahagun
    
    Barry D. Sell, All the way to Guatemala: Sahagun's sermonary of
    1548
    
    
    Homenaje a Anderson y Dibble
    
    Arthur J. O. Anderson, Florentine Codex Beginnings (video)
    
    Charles E. Dibble, Working on the Florentine Codex
    
    Norma Mikkelson, Producing the Florentine Codex
    
    
    There's lots of other things of interest, but what with all this,
    I can't see how there would be any free time to to anything else.
    For more information send it to me and I'll try to get you in
    contact with the right people.
    
    
J. F. "Fritz" Schwaller, Associate Dean	      schwallr@acc.fau.edu	      			      
The Schmidt College of Arts and Humanities    schwallr@fauvax
Florida Atlantic University		      (407) 367-3845
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