This text describes and analyzes the cultural phenomenon of Mexicanism and its relationship with Lakota spirituality by way of the appropriation of the Sun Dance ritual. The aim is to articulate the senses conferred by the practitioners of Mexican ritual dances drawn from the native American traditions and the implications regarding identity. To this end, the text presents a historical recreation of the appropriation process and of the arrival of the Lakota Sun Dance ritual to Mexico. Thereafter, an example hybridization and relocation process is provided through the description of a particular case study: the Axixik Temaskalpul-li group (Kalpulli of Mexicanism), located on the shores of Lake Chapala, Jalisco (which also practices Sioux rit...
Based on the collective memory of a series of communities and on ritual practices carried out today ...
This article presents a comparative analysis of two contemporary expressions of Mexhica religiosity ...
This paper examines the Lakota and Shoshone-Bannock Sun Dances as practiced from the 1700s through t...
The study sought to analyze and understand the rituals in the XI Game of Indigenous Peoples –JPI, de...
Religious dance traditions are an expression of religious syncretism in which the relationship betwe...
Este trabajo trata sobre las transformaciones de identidad que se gestan en los grupos de danza cono...
Es un estudio etnohistórico de ciertos rituales festivos tradicionales en México, como son las llama...
Dissertation The Movement of Mexicanidad in Central Mexico focuses on the movement of Mexicanidad an...
Toltec and Aztec Revitalizations are social and religious groups that practice Toltec and Aztec phil...
“Primal peoples are not blind to nature’s differences; they are famous for their powers of observati...
International audienceContemporary indigenous healing rites are often characterized as emanating fro...
A partir del análisis de dos danzas indígenas (otomiana y maya-chontal) de la Mesoamérica mexicana, ...
This essay focuses on the sensorial aspects in a variety of ritual actions carried out by the Wixari...
Within anthropology there are a variety of theories regarding the origin, context, significance, fu...
Several of the Nahua of the Sierra de Texcocos concepts, especially those of 'person', 'hail', and '...
Based on the collective memory of a series of communities and on ritual practices carried out today ...
This article presents a comparative analysis of two contemporary expressions of Mexhica religiosity ...
This paper examines the Lakota and Shoshone-Bannock Sun Dances as practiced from the 1700s through t...
The study sought to analyze and understand the rituals in the XI Game of Indigenous Peoples –JPI, de...
Religious dance traditions are an expression of religious syncretism in which the relationship betwe...
Este trabajo trata sobre las transformaciones de identidad que se gestan en los grupos de danza cono...
Es un estudio etnohistórico de ciertos rituales festivos tradicionales en México, como son las llama...
Dissertation The Movement of Mexicanidad in Central Mexico focuses on the movement of Mexicanidad an...
Toltec and Aztec Revitalizations are social and religious groups that practice Toltec and Aztec phil...
“Primal peoples are not blind to nature’s differences; they are famous for their powers of observati...
International audienceContemporary indigenous healing rites are often characterized as emanating fro...
A partir del análisis de dos danzas indígenas (otomiana y maya-chontal) de la Mesoamérica mexicana, ...
This essay focuses on the sensorial aspects in a variety of ritual actions carried out by the Wixari...
Within anthropology there are a variety of theories regarding the origin, context, significance, fu...
Several of the Nahua of the Sierra de Texcocos concepts, especially those of 'person', 'hail', and '...
Based on the collective memory of a series of communities and on ritual practices carried out today ...
This article presents a comparative analysis of two contemporary expressions of Mexhica religiosity ...
This paper examines the Lakota and Shoshone-Bannock Sun Dances as practiced from the 1700s through t...