...Susan D. Gillespie The Tira de Tepechpan: Negotiating Place under Aztec and Spanish Rule . By Diel Lori Boornazian . Austin : University of Texas Press , 2008 . Illustrations. Map. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index. viii , 160 pp. Hardcover , $65.00 . Copyright 2010...

... and black lines. His analysis focuses on the visual dynamics of the lienzo's overall composition, and he compares its structure to other genres of Nahuatl and Mixtec pictorial histories such as screenfolds and tiras . Arni Brownstone and Eckehard Dolinski, in chapter 4, provide a detailed description...

... y su aplicación en psicoterapia. —Alfonso Perabeles, “Salvador Roquet, ¿Médico tira? ¿Loco? ¿Genio? ¿Revolutionario?” (1971) As the title and above text from Alfonso Perabeles's 1971 Piedra Rodante article suggests, Salvador Roquet was a polarizing figure. To his friends he was a visionary...

.... Both the early colonial Codex Xolotl and the Tira de Tepechpan represent men who died a violent death as wearing only their loincloths, even if such a representation does not make sense within the narrative; for instance, rulers killed on the battlefield were depicted in this state of dress, though...

... of the establish­ ment of the United States under the Constitution, some of her citizens were in Rio de Janeiro. It is not impossible that they may have exer­ cised some influence there, direct or indirect, on the followers of Tira- dentes and other Brazilian forerunners of independence, who were already acquainted...

.... 35 Santiago Morel to the Audiencia, Jan. 27, 1721, AGI, Santo Domingo 308. 36 Autos, AGI, Santo Domingo 308, fol. 41. 37 See Informe to the Audiencia, July 4, 1722, AGI, Santo Domingo 256. 38 Rumores sucedidos en la villa de Azúa, June 30, 1722, AGI, Santo Domingo 256, tira L26...

... colonial. Debió ser buen domador, y maestro de domadores, el negro Patricio. Bajo la mirada atenta de éste, el domador entraba al corral, enlazaba el potro, lo arrojaba al suelo, le ponía el “bocado” — una simple tira de cuero ajustada a la boca del caballo—y una vez de pie, montaba el animal que...