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Pérez, Janet; Abad, Mercedes

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Transformation Of Collective Identities At Mexica and Tlaxca1

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“…There were also friars from the Netherlands 28 , France 29 and other countries 30 . Abad Pérez writes in respect of the famous first three Flemish missionaries Gent, Auwera, and Dekkers: «Their Germanic roots determined very soon the outlines of their apostolic work» 31 . This set the course for their successors, because they were the pioneers in all respects of Christianisation in New Spain.…”

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The process of hispanizaton in early New Spain transformation of collective identities during and after the conquest of Mexico

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2008

Rev. Indias

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This article examines the methods and results of cultural change during the conquest of Mexico and in the early New Spain. It is the attempt to systemize the mechanisms of Christianisation and «Hispanization»-which can be understood as a reciprocal process of the transformation of collective identities. The fact that an indigenous clergy was not created was generally misunderstood as the Nahuas' incapability to meet to the requirements of Spanish morality and civilization («policía»). This had effects on the political as well as on the architectural or historiagraphical spheres. But also the Spaniards and Europeans in general had to question themselves after their contact with the Nahua culture. To be «Spanish» before and after the conquest as well as to be «Spanish» in Spain and in Las Indias did not mean the same.

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Section: Transformation Of Collective Identities At Mexica and Tlaxcamentioning

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The process of hispanizaton in early New Spain transformation of collective identities during and after the conquest of Mexico

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2008

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The process of hispanizaton in early New Spain transformation of collective identities during and after the conquest of Mexico

The process of hispanizaton in early New Spain transformation of collective identities during and after the conquest of Mexico

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