... Guatemalan civil war traditional dances census language politics statistics Mayan Organizing 1.0 and 2.0 base-20 counting Mayan calendar quantity’s qualifications ...

... and relations between the individual and the aggregate. Guatemalan civil war traditional dances census language politics statistics Mayan Organizing 1.0 and 2.0 base-20 counting Mayan calendar quantity’s qualifications ...

... During the Guatemalan civil war, the military labeled a generation of Maya Indigenous children as “bad seeds” to justify their elimination. Some grew anyway, and some became artists. These Maya artists now use their bodies in public spaces to expose hidden sounds, language, and memories...

... themes of quantity’s qualifications and relations between the individual and the aggregate. Guatemalan civil war traditional dances census language politics statistics Mayan Organizing 1.0 and 2.0 base-20 counting Mayan calendar quantity’s qualifications ...

... capitalism, Guatemalan merchants prospered in the eighteenth century by exporting indigo from regions that would break away to become El Salvador; in the nineteenth century growers and traders turned to cochineal, a red dye earlier monopolized by Mixtecs in Oaxaca, Mexico. Never prospering in global trades...

... in particular instances through situated and singular practices. This book engages Guatemalans’ experiences via number but also strives to unsettle readers’ relations to counting, especially the idea that mathematics is the only true universal language. ...