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4 Indigeneity in the Last Ch’orti’-Speaking Municipios of Guatemala
Jocotán, Olopa, Camotán, San Juan Ermita, La Unión
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Brent E. Metz
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Figures ix
- Tables xv
- Preface xvii
- Four Approaches to Indigeneity 3
- Exploring the Precolonial Foundations of the “Ch’orti’ Area” 15
- Colonial Predation and Apay Division and Contraction 30
- Indigeneity in the Last Ch’orti’-Speaking Municipios of Guatemala 62
- Beyond the Contemporary Ch’orti’-Speaking Area of Guatemala 113
- History behind the Honduran Ch’orti’ Movement 141
- Survey of Copán Ruinas, Santa Rita, Cabañas, and El Paraíso 170
- Ocotepeque 197
- Northwestern El Salvador 245
- Who’s Indigenous Ch’orti’? Who Cares? 278
- The Apayac/Chol in El Salvador in the Conquest Era 289
- The Enigmatic Toquegua 291
- Lowland Clothing in the Early Colonial Period 293
- The Tragic Marginality of El Paraíso’s Campesinos 295
- The Quijote-esque Search for Indigeneity When All Is Relative 297
- Moonlore in El Salvador 303
- Interview with Paula Pérez and Daughter María in Ocosingo 305
- Don Primo Tejada, Renowned Storyteller of Cimarrón, Nueva Concepción, El Salvador 307
- Notes 311
- References 333
- Index 371
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Figures ix
- Tables xv
- Preface xvii
- Four Approaches to Indigeneity 3
- Exploring the Precolonial Foundations of the “Ch’orti’ Area” 15
- Colonial Predation and Apay Division and Contraction 30
- Indigeneity in the Last Ch’orti’-Speaking Municipios of Guatemala 62
- Beyond the Contemporary Ch’orti’-Speaking Area of Guatemala 113
- History behind the Honduran Ch’orti’ Movement 141
- Survey of Copán Ruinas, Santa Rita, Cabañas, and El Paraíso 170
- Ocotepeque 197
- Northwestern El Salvador 245
- Who’s Indigenous Ch’orti’? Who Cares? 278
- The Apayac/Chol in El Salvador in the Conquest Era 289
- The Enigmatic Toquegua 291
- Lowland Clothing in the Early Colonial Period 293
- The Tragic Marginality of El Paraíso’s Campesinos 295
- The Quijote-esque Search for Indigeneity When All Is Relative 297
- Moonlore in El Salvador 303
- Interview with Paula Pérez and Daughter María in Ocosingo 305
- Don Primo Tejada, Renowned Storyteller of Cimarrón, Nueva Concepción, El Salvador 307
- Notes 311
- References 333
- Index 371
