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...Adriana Greci Green Arapaho Women's Quillwork: Motion, Life, and Creativity . By Anderson Jeffrey D. . ( Norman : University of Oklahoma Press , 2013 . x + 213 pp., acknowledgments, list of abbreviations, introduction, appendix, notes, bibliography, index, color and black-and-white...

...John F. Schwaller Aztec Philosophy: Understanding a World in Motion . By Maffie James . ( Boulder : University Press of Colorado , 2014 . xiv+592 pp., introduction, figures, bibliography, notes, index . $80.00 cloth; $34.95 paper) Copyright 2017 by American Society...

...Susan M. Deeds The Motions Beneath: Indigenous Migrants of the Urban Frontier of New Spain . By Laurent Corbeil . ( Tucson : The University of Arizona Press , 2018 . xi+273 pp., acknowledgements, introduction, maps, appendix, glossary, bibliography, index. $55.00 cloth.) Copyright...

... expected that out of “idolatrous heathens” would emerge Indians with European customs who embraced and expanded Christianity. To that end, the Jesuits systematically applied the “medicine of the soul,” an assortment of pedagogies employed to set in motion a variety of psychological states to produce...

... match several other sixteenth-century accounts in which, at the creation of the world, Coatlicue and four of her sisters were voluntarily sacrificed in order to put the sun in motion. The women left behind only their mantas , or large rectangular panels of cloth used to make Mexica skirts, from which...

... that has settled, since the fifth century B.C. until the present, in the Quíbor Valley in northwestern Venezuela. I provide an analysis of sociocultural change over a long time period, with special emphasis on the cultural transformations that were set in motion after the colonial encounter...

... is not available, but some changes resulting from the intro- duction of the horse can be suggested. First and foremost, the horse revo- lutionized the speed and range of human motion. The shift from pedestrian to equestrian locomotion increased hunting productivity, the range of sea- sonal movements, the size...

... spread throughout the entirety of eastern North America . . . [but] the Seven Years’ War and Pontiac’s War set in motion events that would lead to the American Revolution” (29). This is a crucial point overlooked by historians until very recently. The power and might of an Indigenous “backcountry...

... benefited from the war, gaining new Indian citizens (especially Yamasees), and developing a new, more effective system of hiring connected Indians as spies. This is a study of communication in motion. Dubcovsky skillfully uses the framework of communication to meaningfully incorporate Indians, Europeans...

... In the appeals, the defense developed some new strategies regarding guilt. One motion argued that there was no proof that these particular men had killed Wellborn, but only that some of their party had.65 In Mad Buf- falo’s statement at the sentencing hearing, he “admitted that he belonged to the party...

... 1500 and 1600. Whatever the exact figure, the historiography leaves no doubt that huge numbers of indigenous people were put into motion by merchants’ efforts to create a transatlantic indigenous slave trade during the long period of uncertainty about whether “Indians” could legally be enslaved...

... Europe and Conquest-era Spain. In commu- nally reiterating the ‘‘fact’’ of transubstantiation, sacralizing each city block through repeated, symbolic motions, the ‘‘body’’ of Christ was thought to triumph over the profane world. This feast also starkly dramatized and reiterated social hierarchy...

... Quillwork: Motion, Life, and Creativity (Adriana Greci Green) 387 Ari, Waskar. Earth Politics: Religion, Decolonization, and Bolivia’s Indigenous Intellectuals (Jessica Joyce Christie) 405 Brown, Tracy L. Pueblo Indians and Spanish Colonial Authority in Eighteenth-­Century New...

..., heisonoonin must thus be placed in his rela- tions to other beings identified with different directions and spatiotempo- 6498 Ethnohistory 48:4 / sheet 146 of 228 ral motion shapes in the Arapaho world. Our Father is identified...

... to this plan, Meeker summoned the U.S. Army onto Ute land, setting in motion the Battle at Milk Creek, the abduction of his wife and children, and his own ultimate murder. The so-called Meeker Massacre provided the opportunity for politicians and settlers to instill fear in the public and declare...

... to this plan, Meeker summoned the U.S. Army onto Ute land, setting in motion the Battle at Milk Creek, the abduction of his wife and children, and his own ultimate murder. The so-called Meeker Massacre provided the opportunity for politicians and settlers to instill fear in the public and declare...

... to this plan, Meeker summoned the U.S. Army onto Ute land, setting in motion the Battle at Milk Creek, the abduction of his wife and children, and his own ultimate murder. The so-called Meeker Massacre provided the opportunity for politicians and settlers to instill fear in the public and declare...

..., ‘‘the woman who was filled with magic power all in a moment ‘‘The great sea has set me in motion, Set me adrift, Movingmeastheweedmovesinariver. The arch of sky and mightiness of storms Have moved the spirit within me, Till I am carried away Trembling with joy’’ Later...

... of voyageurs grew to a few thousand at any one time. Part of this labor force was hired to work year-round, staffing company posts and trad- ing with Aboriginal people. The group of all-male sojourners were labeled ‘‘travelers’’ because they were constantly in motion, leaving and entering the service, being...

... that are said to have created that kingdom, however. The wars are led by his two nephews, Hiripan and Tangaxoan, and his son Hiquingaxe. Before the battle that sets these conquests in motion, Taríacuri explains to these young lords how the three of them will rule from three “capitals”: Hiquingaxe...