Notes to Zingg Text

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction vii
4. Chapter 1 Railroads, Revolutions, and Schoolteachers 1
5. Chapter 2 Mexicans, Mines, and American Capitalists 12
6. Chapter 3 Personalities Emerge from Wooden Indians 29
7. Chapter 4 Tarahumara Men and Women at Home and at Work 49
8. Chapter 5 Tarahumara Children and Adults at Play 63
9. Chapter 6 Curing, Races, and Death Customs among the Tarahumaras 76
10. Chapter 7 More Drinking Bouts in the Celebrations of “Catholic” Christmas 96
11. Chapter 8 Officials, Government, and Politics among the Tarahumaras 107
12. Chapter 9 Liquor, Guns, and Religion in the Mexican Picture 120
13. Chapter 10 The Mexican Powers: Religious, Civil, and Militar 132
14. Chapter 11 Ready-Made Archaeology, Trips, and Talks 157
15. Chapter 12 Ancient and Modern Cave-Dwellers in the Gorges 171
16. Chapter 13 The Catholic Missio 188
17. Chapter 14 Spring, Holy Week, and Archaeology 202
18. Chapter 15 Pagan Ceremonies and Peyote 220
19. Chapter 16 The “Genuine” and “Spurious” Values of Tarahumara Culture 239
20. Chapter 17 The Philistine Spirit of Tarahumara Culture 254
21. Chapter 18 Adiós Tarahumaras and Campfire Stories of Villa 261
22. Chapter 19 Miners, Mennonites, Militarism, and the Spirit of Mexico 277
23. Notes to Zingg Text 292
24. Index 299