...John A. Hutchins Copyright 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 Os manuscritos do arguivo da casa de Cadaval respeitantes ao Brasil . Vol. 1 . By Rau Virginia and Gomes da Silva Maria Fernanda . Coimbra , 1955 . Biblioteca Geral da Universidade . Coimbra, 1955 . Acta...

...Virginia Rau Os manuscritos do Arquivo da Casa de Cadaval respectantes ao Brasil . Edited by Rau Virginia and Gomes da Silva Maria Fernanda . Coimbra , 1956 . Acta Universitatis Conimbrigensis . Illustration. Index . Vol. I . Pp. xv , 540 . Copyright 1956 by Duke...

...John Hutchins Os manuscritos do arquivo da Casa de Cadaval respeitantes ao Brasil . Vol. II . By Rau Vírginia and Gomes da Silva Maria Fernanda . Coimbra, Portugal , 1958 . Acta Universitatis Conimbrigensis . Illusrations. Index . Pp. 478 . Paper. Copyright 1959 by Duke...

...J. T. Way Paper Cadavers: The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala . By Weld Kirsten . American Encounters/Global Interactions . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2014 . Photographs. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xvi, 335 pp. Paper , $26.95 . Copyright © 2015 by Duke...

... economy of death in which family and religion delineated the rules of mourning and burial. Most of the book portrays corpses as a threat to Porfirian progress, but Weber's chapter on cadaver dissection in the National School of Medicine presents a counterpoint. In the 1890s, Superior Sanitation...

... as the quasi-legal assassination of Madero. He also displays in photographs the cadavers of Villa, Zapata, and Carranza. The cadaver of Villa is shown semi-nude, making clear the bullet holes and other incidental mutilations. Ricciu ends his book with the regime of Cárdenas some thirty years ago...

... dead, their veneration for ancestors and their care for cadavers. In contrast to conquistadores, scientists, and policymakers examined in the ensuing chapters, Heaney respects these views and practices. He brings them to light through painstaking ethnohistory, successfully incorporating his findings...

... off in vivid, gory details I found most memorable: women moaning and protesting when the draft took away their breadwinner or their only surviving son; open sewers clogged by cadavers, feasted upon by marauding packs of fierce dogs, which, slain wholesale by stalwarts, then bloated and stank...

... of Platitudes (Emmaus, Pa.: Rodale Books, 1954), 18, is “too often hasty: relate stories about corpses that devoured their own arms to appease their hunger.” 92 It mentions that the immediate opening of the cadaver is allowed only in the case of pregnant women, because for any other death one must wait...

... the Bleeding of These Pueblos Will Shortly Make Them Cadavers’: The Potosí Mita, Cultural Identity, and Communal Survival in Colonial Peru ,” The Americas 56 , no. 4 ( Apr . 2000 ): 529 – 62 “ The ‘Nefarious’ Nexus: Sodomy, Homosexuality, and Cultural Values in Colonial Cuzco ,” in Infamous Desire...

... shared much with Spain and Mexico, distinctive rituals were common in this imperial fringe, especially before 1820. Colonial New Mexicans focused most on the soul’s journey after death and, by modern standards, little on the body. The cadaver required little care before burial; no marker designated...

... delayed, and the students grew impatient. A few of the boys spotted a cart that carried cadavers intended for their dissection class and drove the cart around the plaza in front of the lecture hall. Someone took a flower from the cemetery’s garden. The student prank formed the basis of rumors; which...

... slightly through the role played by the Conquest of the Desert in the Pampas and northern Patagonia in gathering specimens and cadavers for these collections. In this regard, Larson's work is part of a growing historiography that transcends the country-city divide that has long defined Argentina. At its...

..., the importance of plazas, and the multiplicity of axis mundi throughout the region. On the other hand, I was never quite sure of how the cadavers arrived at the site: Were they brought in from afar, or were they drovers who died en route nearby? What was the population of the site? An “ephemeral” occupation...

... memory, and methodology, to name several of Alexis's foremost areas of contribution. Whereas most scholarship on Péralte focuses on his assassination by marines in 1919 and their strategy of publicly displaying his cadaver to squash a Haitian resistance operation ( cacos ) to the 1915 US military...

... parroquias. Sin embargo, durante la epidemia de 1833 todavía se realizaron entierros en iglesias. Algunos decretos sanitarios surgieron en Puebla y la ciudad de México, por ejemplo, que no se podría enterrar ningún cadáver sino hasta después de 24 horas del fallecimiento. En otros lugares como San Luis...

... de convocar a “profesores con títulos”. Esto en tanto las diligencias para investigar delitos y crímenes eran cada vez más detalladas y condicionaban un conocimiento: examen de huellas, rastros, inspección de cadáver y, en caso de envenenamientos, disección del cadáver. 19 Y si bien, con el Código...

... in the United States is strewn with the cadavers of colleges, observatories, atheneums, and academies of various types, now extinct . . . . It is time to construct a clear and complete description of modern science in Latin America . . . . The results of such a study would reveal thousands of individuals...

... and West Indian Literary Discourses of Contention , 177 Way, J. T. (R), 180 “We Are Now the True Spaniards”: Sovereignty, Revolution, Independence, and the Emergence of the Federal Republic of Mexico, 1808–1824 , by Jaime E. Rodríguez O., 157 Weld, Kirsten, Paper Cadavers: The Archives...