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..., and power dynamics. I contrast colonial Mapuche (Reche) perceptions of machi as co-gender specialists having alternative sexualities with the discourses of sodomy, sorcery, and effeminacy used by Spanish and criollo soldiers and Jesuit priests. I explore the process by which the categories of the two groups...

... to the five documents, one of which, Titulo Iskin rech Quetzaltenango, Momostenango , Matsumoto has discovered and identified as a separate and fifth title to the four already recognized titles for the Nijai’ib’ great house. Each of the five has a section that contains a facsimile of the original manuscript...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... Book Reviews shows that Mapuche ethnogenesis only took place from the second part of the eighteenth century and that it was stimulated in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... Book Reviews shows that Mapuche ethnogenesis only took place from the second part of the eighteenth century and that it was stimulated in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche, or “real people,” who were negotiating for peace, and the meetings thus facilitated the emergence of larger political entities called futamapu...

... Book Reviews shows that Mapuche ethnogenesis only took place from the second part of the eighteenth century and that it was stimulated in the parlamentos. These o¥cial meetings with Spanish colonial agents and indigenous chiefs enhanced communication among independent groups called Reche...