Death and Dying in Colonial Spanish America.
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- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9780816521081
- Burial-Social aspects-Latin America-History
- Burial-Social aspects-New Spain-History
- Funeral rites and ceremonies-Latin America-History
- Funeral rites and ceremonies-New Spain-History
- Latin America-Social life and customs
- Mexico-History-Spanish colony, 1540-1810
- New Spain-Social life and customs
- Spain-Colonies-America-Administration
- 393.098
- GT3213
Intro -- Contents -- From the Here to the Hereafter: An Introduction to Death and Dying - Martina Will de Chaparro and Miruna Achim -- 1. Noble Nahuas, Faith, and Death: How the Indigenous Elite of the Colonial Puebla-Tlaxcala Valley Prepared to Perish - Erika Hosselkus -- 2. Reading the (Dead) Body: Histories of Suicide in New Spain - Zeb Tortorici -- 3. The Autopsy of Fray García Guerra: Corporal Meanings in Seventeenth-Century Mexico - Miruna Achim -- 4. The Death of the Monarch as Colonial Sacrament - James Flaks -- 5. Exemplary Punishment in Colonial Lima: The 1639 Auto de Fe - Ana E. Schaposchnik -- 6. Angelic Death and Sacrifice in Early Modern Hispanic America - Andrew Redden -- 7. Medicine and the Dead: Conflicts over Burial Reform and Piety in Lima, 1808-1850 - Adam Warren -- Notes -- Select Bibliography -- About the Contributors -- Illustration Credits -- Index.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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