Innovation in Language Learning International Conference - 13th Edition
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Type:
Call for Papers
Date:
November 12, 2020 to November 13, 2020
Discussions
Happy Toxcatl
A very interesting article on the celebration of Toxcatl:
Translating Gonzalez Casanova.
Nearly fifty years ago, Joe Campbell, used the Gonzalez Casanova folktales as a textbook to teach Nahuatl. Some of them are now published in English:
https://www.latinobookreview.com/13-translations-of-native-mexican-nahuatl-stories--latino...
CFP: Indigenous Studies
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Type:
Conference
Date:
May 29, 2020
Stream Texas Mesoamerican Talks
The Department of Art and Art History of the University of Texas, Austin, is offering streaming videos of the presentations from the last Mesoamerican meeting (Jan. 2020) for $25.
Research on cardiectomy under the Aztecs
There is an exciting new paper in Current Anthropology 61:2 (Apr. 2020) by Vera Tiesler and Guilem Olivier on heart sacrifice in Mesoamerica:
Abstract:
2020 Univ. of Utah Summer Nahuatl online
The University of Utah/IDIEZ 2020 Summer Nahuatl Program will be held online
from June 22 to August 31 (six weeks). It will include two hours per day of Modern Nahuatl,
at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels; two hours per day of Classical Nahuatl
at the beginning and intermediate/advanced levels; as well as one hour per day of individual
and small group instruction. Classes will be held Monday through Friday, beginning at 9am
and finishing by 5pm, Mountain time. All instruction will be live, using an online videoconferencing
Review: Di Cesare on Diel, "Codex Mexicanus"
H-Net published an excellent review of Lori Diel's study of the Codex Mexicanus:
https://www.h-net.org/reviews/showpdf.php?id=54507 (printable version)
Online Nahuatl Instruction
From: John Sullivan <summernahuatl@utah.edu>
Notlazohtequixpoyohuan,
The University of Utah/IDIEZ 2020 Summer Nahuatl Program will be held online
from June 22 to August 31 (six weeks). It will include two hours per day of Modern Nahuatl,
at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels; two hours per day of Classical Nahuatl
at the beginning and intermediate/advanced levels; as well as one hour per day of individual
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