... cathedral. But far more was 10. Recopilacion de leyes de los reynos de las Indias, Libro I, tit. XIV, ley 47; “para que los Religiosos de las Ordenes Mendicantes puedan administrar los Santos Sacramentos en todos los Pueblos de Indios, segun y de la forma que lo hazian antes del Santo Con- cilio de...

... by Semiotext(e) this year. Contributors 251 Karen Melvin is associate professor of history at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. Her book, Building Colonial Cities of God: Mendicant Orders and Urban Culture in New Spain, was published in 2012...

... an interest in various matters concerning Greek history and society—its inclusion in two empires of “the East” over a millennium and a half, the process of Europeanization it underwent in the nineteenth century under northern European tutelage, its ambiguous place within the postwar European order, and, above...

... interests (27–28, 32). As well as the permission conception, the concept generates, in increasing order of conviction, three others: coexistence, respect, and esteem conceptions, each of which also fulfils the core requirements of Forst's normative model of tolerance. So a permissions conception is most...

..., and the concomitant politics of the secular. The second concern is perhaps a novel one. If the nation, in order to be a nation, has to have a political monotheme as spiritual automa- ton that comes prior to rightful identities juridical, social, or religious, what would that be in the case of India? Does she...

... as representa- tives of the divine order.8 That every religion simultaneously exhibits sexist and heterosexist tendencies as well as possibilities for critique has been extensively researched. It has furthermore been argued that comparisons between religions to establish which one is more or less...