Las Regiones Indigenas: En Espejo Bibliografico

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Author: Barabas, Alicia M; Saul Millan; Julieta Valle; Jesus Jauregui and Aida Castilleja (coordinators) Year: 2002-2005 Publisher: Etnografia de los Pueblos Indigenas de Mexico Place: Mexico City Description: 3 volumes. 332 pages with index; 296 pages with index; 456 pages with charts and index. Quarto (10" x 7 1/4") bound in original publisher's wrappers. First edition limited to 1000 copies. The set is one of the first results of a project of the Ethnography of Indigenous Regions of Mexico in the New Millennium, which began at the Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in 1999. It was conceived as a task Of collective research aimed at channeling, into a single project of common works, the obstacles that were developed in the INAH on different aspects related to the indigenous peoples and regions of Mexico. With this, it sought to generate a national research policy that would produce results of great scope and projection, while at the same time placing ethnographic studies again in the privileged place that corresponds to them in a multi-ethnic and multilingual nation such as Mexico and in which the problems of multiculturalism and, above all, of intercultural relations which have been insufficiently addressed. Condition: Points lightly rubbed, and some light edge wear else a near fine set.

• Binding: Hardcover

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