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Preface | ||
Ch. I | Meeting the Mayas | 3 |
Points of Origin | 5 | |
Ch. II | Contexts | 17 |
500 Years of Conquest | 18 | |
Migration and Ethnicity | 20 | |
Ritual, Cargos, and Modern Catholicism | 35 | |
The Mayan Diaspora | 45 | |
Ch. III | Mayan Men and Women in Indiantown | 53 |
Indiantown Context | 55 | |
Households | 65 | |
Women's Lives | 78 | |
Men's Lives | 82 | |
Ch. IV | Fiestas, Cargos and Identity | 87 |
History of Fiestas in Indiantown | 87 | |
Fiesta Cycle of 1992 | 91 | |
Other Religious Practice | 110 | |
Other Mayan Groups | 115 | |
Key Symbols | 117 | |
Ch. V | Power, Leadership and Sacrifice in Indiantown | 129 |
Spaces for Mayan Power | 130 | |
Outside Influences | 143 | |
Meaning, Memories and Knowledge | 147 | |
Ch. VI | Toward a Mayan Renaissance and Transnational Ethnic Group | 153 |
Pan-Mayan Discourse | 154 | |
Concretizing Identity | 157 | |
Communications and Economic Links | 166 | |
Conflict, Resistance and Access to Power | 172 | |
Change Here and There | 177 | |
Ch. VII | Conclusions | 183 |
Indiantown Mayas, Diaspora Mayas | 186 | |
Rituals of Resettlement | 193 | |
Refugees and Research | 196 | |
References | 201 | |
Index | 221 |
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