Title: El imaginario colectivo en Mesoamérica :
Authors: Battcock, Clementina,; Limón Olvera, Silvia,
Date: 2017.
Publisher: FHUMYAR Ediciones, Facultad de Humanidades y Artes, UNR,
Physical description: 119 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
Language: Spanish
LC classification: F
Abstract: Before the Spanish conquest, the Nahua populations dominated several political groups in the Mesoamerican region, and under this scheme they created a social and religious organization in the Central Valley of Mexico. This book presents a critical and systematic analysis of the political, religious and social history of their pre-Hispanic past through the various sources (archaeological, ethnological and linguistic) and the legacy documented in their codices. "Given the group diversity of what was the Pre-Hispanic era in the doctoral seminary organized by the Graduate School, we addressed only what refers to the Central Highlands of Mexico, in the last period prior to the Spanish conquest called "Late Postclassic Period" (1250 AD - 1521 AD)." (HKB Translation)--Page 9.
Contents: Mesoamérica : problemas a enfrentar -- Las fuentes -- La representación visual : los códices y la escultura -- Cosmovisión : una forma específica de interpretación del mundo -- La religión.
Subject headings (LCSH): Indians of Mexico--Antiquities.; Indians of Mexico--Religion.; Indians of Mexico--Rites and ceremonies.; Manuscripts, Mexican (Pre-Columbian)--Mexico.