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Axes in the City

The Death of Aztec Tenochtitlan, the Life of Mexico City, 2015, p.168

2015 University of Texas Press ;ISBN: 9780292766563 ;ISBN: 0292766564 ;EISBN: 9780292766570 ;EISBN: 0292766572 ;EISBN: 9780292766587 ;EISBN: 0292766580 ;OCLC: 910916534 ;LCCallNum: F1386

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Title:
Axes in the City
Author: Mundy, Barbara E
Subjects: Animal anatomy ; Animal morphology ; Anthropology ; Applied anthropology ; Applied arts ; Applied sciences ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Biological sciences ; Biology ; Causeways ; Celebrations ; Christian philosophy ; Christianity ; Church groups ; Cities ; Civil engineering ; Crafts ; Cultural anthropology ; Cultural customs ; Dance ; Decorative arts ; Ecclesiology ; Engineering ; Feasts ; Feathers ; Featherwork ; Food consumption ; Food studies ; Franciscan Order ; Human geography ; Infrastructure ; Judicial system ; Latin dance ; Law ; Legal declarations ; Legal proceedings ; Meals ; Metropolitan areas ; Mitote ; Oaths ; Performing arts ; Pilgrimages ; Political geography ; Practical theology ; Processions ; Religion ; Religious organizations ; Religious practices ; Roads ; Social sciences ; Spiritual belief systems ; Theology ; Traditional dance ; Transportation infrastructure ; Zoology
Is Part Of: The Death of Aztec Tenochtitlan, the Life of Mexico City, 2015, p.168
Description: In the last chapter, we looked at the way corporate identity was expressed in pictographic documents produced within Mexico City in the 1550s and 1560s, which revealed a growing tension between the city’s elites and commoners. On one side, governing elites were struggling to hang on to their wealth as well as some of the traditional prerogatives that their status once afforded them and their families. On the other side, the vast number of indigenous city residents—the painters and the sculptors, the mat makers and the fishermen—were under increasing pressure not only from their own lords, but also
Publisher: United States: University of Texas Press
Language: English
Identifier: ISBN: 9780292766563
ISBN: 0292766564
EISBN: 9780292766570
EISBN: 0292766572
EISBN: 9780292766587
EISBN: 0292766580
OCLC: 910916534
LCCallNum: F1386
Source: Ebook Central Academic Complete

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Axes in the City

2015 University of Texas Press ;ISBN: 9780292766563 ;ISBN: 0292766564 ;EISBN: 9780292766570 ;EISBN: 0292766572 ;EISBN: 9780292766587 ;EISBN: 0292766580 ;OCLC: 910916534 ;LCCallNum: F1386

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