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Articles by Quetzil Castañeda
Articles by Juan Castillo Cocom
Maya Identity and Identity Politics
Q. E. Castañeda, Introduction to Maya Identity of Yucatán
Matthew Restall, Maya Ethnogenesis
Wolfgang Gabbert, Of Friends
and Foes:
Paul Eiss, Deconstructing Patria in Alvarado's Project
Ben Fallaw, Federal Teachers & Maya Resistance in Chan Kom
Juan Castillo Cocom, Lost in Mayaland
Ueli Hostettler, Rethinking Ethnicity
Pedro Pitarch, "Zapatistas
& Ventriloquism"
Juan Castillo Cocom, Maya
PRInces in YucaPAN
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n.d. "Note on the Work of Heritage in the Age of Archaeological Reproduction." Chapter in L.Mortensen & J.Hollowell, eds., Archaeologies & Ethnographies. University of Florida Press. In press.
2002. "Postcolonial Toponymy:
Writing Forward in Reverse." (on naming of Yucatàn) IN Journal
of Latin American Cultural Studies: Travesia, vol. 11 (2): 119-134
2001. "Approaching
Ruins: A Photo-Ethnographic Essay on the Busy Intersections of Chichén
Itzá" IN Visual Anthropology Review vol 16(2): 43-70(4megs pdf)
(1994)
An Archaeology of Tourist Landscape of Yucatán
n.d. "In Search of Simmel &
Similar Adventures Among Ruins"
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Maya Art, Anthropology of Art, Tourism Art
2004. "Art-Writing in
the Modern Maya Art World of Chichén" IN American Ethnologist,
vol. 31(1):21-42
2005.
"Between Pure and Applied Research: Experimental Ethnography" IN
NAPA Bulletin #23:87-118
2005.
Community Collaboration and Ethnographic Intervention: Dialogues
in the Piste Maya Art World. Practicing Anthropology, vol. 27(4):31-34.
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History of Anthropology
2003. "Stocking's
Historiography" (Boas, Gamio, Redfield) IN Critique of Anthropology,
vol. 23(3): 235-262
2005. Carnegie Mission &
Vision of Science: Institutional Contexts of Maya Archaeology &
Espionage. IN R. Darnell & F. W. Gleach, eds. History of Anthropology
Annual Vol.1, pp. 37-74.(2meg pdf)
Yucatec Maya Ethnography & History
2003. "New & Old Social Movements"
IN Ethnohistory, vol. 50(4): 611-642 (Socio-Political History of
Pisté)
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Ethics in Anthropology and Archaeology
2006. Ethnography in the Forest:
Ethics and Morals in Anthropology. Cultural Anthropology, vol. 21
(1): 121-145.
(2006). What is Ethical
in Archaeology? An Analysis of Ethical Codes and Morals of Archaeology.
American Anthropologist (unpublished ms/word doc)
Karen
Caplan, "Legal Revolution in Town Politics: Oaxaca & Yucatan"
Maya Religion, Ritual, Culture, Spirituality
Ron Loewe. "Dance of the Pig's
Head"
Ron Loewe."The
Uay K'ot"
Paul Eiss, "The Virgin of Tetiz"
Ana Juarez, "Maya
Marriage among Cruzob Maya"
Migration, Domestic and International
Ana Juarez, "Maya Immigrants
in Tulum, Q.Roo
Alicia
Re Cruz, Maya Migrants in Cancun
Reviews of the visual ethnography/video by Jeff
Himpele & Castañeda,Incidents
of Travel in Chichén Itzá
Luis Vivanco, "Documenting
Performance"
Castañeda, n.d. "Equinox
or Eclipse? Adventure-Traveling Among Maya Ruins"
Hilary
Kahn's Review of the Fake Documentary, RUINS (about Morley and Chichén
Itzá
Pisté Ethnography from the 1930s
Morris Steggerda, from MAYA INDIANS OF YUCATAN.
Chap. 1, "History of Piste" Chap. 2 Maya Superstitions &
Customs
Ethnography, Fieldwork & Methodologies
2006. The Invisible Theatre
of Ethnography: The Performative PRinciples of Fieldwork. Anthropological
Quarterly, vol. 79 (1):75-104
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Heritage, Archaeological
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Heritage: Ecological, Biological, Medical
Ana Juarez, "Ecology, Tourism,
& Inequality in Tulum"
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