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Indigenous Education through Dance and Ceremony : A Mexica Palimpsest

by Colín, Ernesto, author

in Aztec dance California San Jose. / Dance in education California San Jose. / Folk dancing Mexico History. / Religious dance Mexico History. / Aztecs Social life and customs. / Aztecs Antiquities. / Aztecs Rites and ceremonies. / EDUCATION / Multicultural Education. / EDUCATION / Research. / EDUCATION / Philosophy & Social Aspects. / SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / Cultural.

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Indigenous Education through Dance and Ceremony : A Mexica Palimpsest

Colín, Ernesto, author

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\"This book presents an ethnography of contemporary indigenous education through the spirit practice, dance ceremonies, and cultural diffusion efforts of a Mexica (Aztec) dance circle in the United States. The author uses the metaphor of palimpsest to describe several teaching and learning spaces the group constructs with a combination of ancient and modern materials. Coli;n unpacks the group's organizational leadership, ceremonies, community service, education, and dance practices. Ultimately, dancers reclaim and re-author identity, language, culture, leadership, education, spirituality, and community activism. The book celebrates a dynamic indigenous community and their post-colonial resistance to erasure. \"-- Provided by publisher.

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Palgrave Macmillan

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Aztec dance California San Jose.

/ Dance in education California San Jose.

/ Folk dancing Mexico History.

/ Religious dance Mexico History.

/ Aztecs Social life and customs.

/ Aztecs Antiquities.

/ Aztecs Rites and ceremonies.