Article(electronic)#1March 2011
Materiality vs. Expressivity: The Use of Sensory Vocabulary in Yucatec Maya
In: The senses & society, Volume 6, Issue 1, p. 117-125
ISSN: 1745-8927
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Article(electronic)#2January 2011
New perspectives on endangered languages, edited by José Antonio Flores Farfán and Fernando Ramallo
In: International journal of the sociology of language: IJSL, Volume 2011, Issue 212
ISSN: 1613-3668
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Article(electronic)#3December 30, 2005
Les reconstructions de la vie de Jésus-Christ en aire maya: Deux parcours miraculeux chez les Tzeltal et les Yucatèques
In: Ateliers du LESC, Issue 29, p. 69-182
ISSN: 1954-3646
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Article(electronic)#4August 16, 2018
La importancia del tunk'ul en el ritual y canto ceremonial del carnaval de Pomuch, Campeche. Un estudio interdisciplinario
In: Península: publicación semestral del Centro Peninsular en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales, Volume 13, Issue 2
En este trabajo analizamos la presencia del tunk'ul en los festejos del Carnaval en Pomuch, Campeche. Además, efectuamos una descripción del ritual y un análisis del canto ceremonial en el cual el instrumento conforma un eslabón de primer orden. Nuestra aproximación, mediante fuentes etnológicas, históricas y lingüísticas, revela también la interrelación entre los diversos componentes espaciales, temporales y sociales imbricados en la ceremonia. Incluimos la transcripción y la traducción de esta plegaria, así como la grabación que permite comprender su ejecución.
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Article(electronic)#5November 4, 2013
A garden experiment revisited: inter‐generational change in environmental perception and management of theMayaLowlands,Guatemala
In: The journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Volume 19, Issue 4, p. 771-794
ISSN: 1467-9655
This study reports ethnographic and experimental analyses of inter‐generational changes in nativeItza'Maya and immigrant Ladino populations ofGuatemala's Petén rainforest concerning understanding of ecological relationships between plants, animals, and humans, and the perceived role of forest spirits in sustaining these relationships. We find dramatic changes in understanding ecological relationships and the perceived role of forest spirits.Itza'Maya conceptions of forest spirits (arux) are now more often confounded with Ladino spirits (duendes), withItza' spirits no longer reliably serving as forest guardians. These changes correlate with a shift in personal values regarding the forest, away from concern with ecologically central trees and towards monetary incentives. More generally, we describe how economic, demographic, and social changes relate to the loss of a system of beliefs and behaviours that once promoted sustainable agro‐forestry practices. These changes coincide with open access to common pool resources.
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Article(electronic)#6December 30, 2005
Parfum de Rose, odeur de sainteté: Un sermon tzeltal sur la première sainte des Amériques
In: Ateliers du LESC, Issue 29, p. 11-67
ISSN: 1954-3646
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Article(electronic)#7December 5, 2012
The Mayan Dwelling: Spaces, Boundaries and a Few Passageways; L'habitation maya: Espaces, frontières et quelques lieux de passage
In: Ateliers d'anthropologie, Issue 37
ISSN: 2117-3869
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