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""Inga Clendinnen has written a remarkable book about the encounters of Spaniards and Maya peoples of the Yucatan Peninsula during the sixteenth century. Like the self-conscious categories used by the actors, separate halves of the book are devoted to the Spaniards and the Mayas, but at nearly every point Clendinnen connects the two histories and shows their interrelationships. People on both sides were changed, even transformed (when they were not destroyed) but she shows that in fun-damental perceptions and boundaries, they remained true to their past. Book jacket."--Jacket.
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7 editions- Other · English · 2013Cambridge University Press · 9780511800528
- Other · English · 2003Cambridge University Press · 9781107503304
- Other · English · 2003Cambridge University Press · 9781107505988
- Other · English · 2003Cambridge University Press · 265 pages · 9781306148306
- Other · English · 2002Cambridge University Press · 270 pages · 9780521820318
- Other · English · 1988Cambridge University Press · 243 pages · 9780521379816
Indians of MexicoAcculturationFirst contact with EuropeansCultural assimilationMayasTreatment of IndiansHistoryKolonialismus








