This innovative work of cultural history examines the function of public rituals in colonial Mexico City. Festivals were a defining characteristic of life in the capital. For most of the colonial period, inhabitants could witness as many as 100 religious and civil celebrations in a year. The largest of these events, both civil and religious, were sponsored by the authorities and were crucial means to embody political and social concepts.
The first European public rituals were.
The Great Festivals of Colonial Mexico City: Performing Power and Identity (Diálogos Series) pdf free download
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