Titlebook: Indigenous Education through Dance and Ceremony; A Mexica Palimpsest Ernesto Tlahuitollini Colín Book 2014 Ernesto “Tlahuitollini” Colín 20

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A Modern Mexica Palimpsest,mpting to direct the country toward the path of Western civilization and those, rooted in Mesoamerican ways of life, who resist.” (p. xv) The year 2010 marked the bicentennial of México’s independence, and millions of individuals and cultural critics paused to consider what direction the country cou