El billete y el tepetlacalli: La etnopolitica de una imagen porfiriana

Peter S Dunham

El billete y el tepetlacalli: La etnopolitica de una imagen porfiriana

Peter S Dunham

Criminology and Sociology

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Abstract

This invited presentation examines the first archaeological vignette used on Mexican paper money (1888) and explores how it was employed to help forge a new national "imaginary" (image-base) that for the first time included and celebrated Mexico's native identity. Proposal abstract and bibliography submitted for peer review and approved, attached here. Imagery scanned and assembled into PowerPoint and text developed. Delivered in August, 2014. PDF of final PowerPoint also attached.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2014
Event	Leonardo Manrique Colloquium VI - Mexico City, Mexico Duration: Jan 1 2014 → …

Conference

Conference	Leonardo Manrique Colloquium VI
Period	01/1/14 → …

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