..., if indigenous writers chose to idealize traditional Maya society to critique the Spanish conquest more fully. In these accounts the arrival of the Spaniards coincided with economic and political turmoil, as well as sexual violence and promis- cuity. This could be evidence that indigenous...

... in the process. [email protected] Copyright 2024 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2024 incest kinship gender sexual violence In her feminist analysis of father-daughter incest, Judith Lewis Herman ([ 1981 ] 2000: 36, 42−49) found that wives were often portrayed as somehow...

... the goal of colonizers in assimilating and dispossessing Native peoples. Interracial sex was not always romantic either. It could derive from tender emotions, but as often, it manifested as sexual violence at the hands of the colonizer against indigenous women. Sexual relations between Euro-Americans...

..., at the invitation of the Survivor Governing Council that led the project. The authors and contributors take care to highlight the troubling aspects of the Assiniboia Indian Residential School; sexual violence is a part of this institution’s history, like other Indian residential schools in Canada. Although some...

... predominantly male wage work undermine the traditional economic and political status of Navajo women, but it also increased instances of spousal abuse, and the influx of white miners into reservation border towns caused sexual violence to skyrocket. But Wastelanding is also the story of resistance...

... in cases of male failure to live up to these requirements. At the same time, it also com- plicates domestic violence, as the ‘‘widely held, sexually rigid division of labor reinforced by a strong sense of duty and responsibility helps to legit- imize some cases of domestic violence’’ (46). A woman’s...

... in central California and the sexual violence miners perpe- trated against Indian women, that these early relationships must have been, for settler men, distasteful and stop-­gap unions with women they viewed as their sexual and racial inferiors and cast aside at the first opportunity.3 Not all men...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... parallelism to more hierarchical forms of social and gender organization. Chapter 3, “Colliding Worlds,” analyzes indigenous women during the process of Iberian conquest and coloniza- tion. Kellogg pays particular attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... parallelism to more hierarchical forms of social and gender organization. Chapter 3, “Colliding Worlds,” analyzes indigenous women during the process of Iberian conquest and coloniza- tion. Kellogg pays particular attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... parallelism to more hierarchical forms of social and gender organization. Chapter 3, “Colliding Worlds,” analyzes indigenous women during the process of Iberian conquest and coloniza- tion. Kellogg pays particular attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... of Iberian conquest and coloniza- tion. Kellogg pays particular attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion by Spanish men against indigenous women in this process, demonstrating that issues of gender and sexuality went hand in hand with warfare and religious conversion in the conquest of Latin America...

... parallelism to more hierarchical forms of social and gender organization. Chapter 3, “Colliding Worlds,” analyzes indigenous women during the process of Iberian conquest and coloniza- tion. Kellogg pays particular attention to the explicit and implicit use of sexual violence and coercion...