Nahuatl language

Revised - Agenda for Nahuatl Conference at Brown University, Ap. 27-29

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“Nahuatl Texts and Contexts”

Association of Nahuatl Scholars Conference

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Agenda - Nahuatl Conference at Brown University, Ap. 27-29

Summer Workshop at Dumbarton Oaks

Dumbarton Oaks, a well-respected center for the study of pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica will be hosting an intensive, two-week summer workshop on Missionary Manuscripts in Mesoamerican Languages, June 5-16. The Library of Congress, and Princeton University will also cooperate in the workshop. This is a wonderful opportunity for recent PhD recipients ans post docs interested in Nahuatl publications of the colonial period and beyond. The deadline for applications is March 31.

CFP: Hieros, Hierophania, Hieroglossia: Visions, Voices, Signs, Signification

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Call for Papers

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September 14, 2023 to September 15, 2023

Call for Added papers - AHAs 2024

I am planning to attend the AHAs next January and would really love to join a panel. Those of you who are familiar with my work know that I work with colonial Nahuatl religious texts. I recently finished a critical English translation of Sahagún's collection of Nahuatl sermons while on an NEH fellowship and would like to present a paper – but I have no panel as of yet. Please let me know if you or anyone you know is looking for another presenter!

New book on the Huasteca

Happy to report the publication of a wonderful book by Alan and Pamela Sandstrom. It is a marvelous ethnography of pilgrimage in the Huasteca veracruzana:

https://upcolorado.com/university-press-of-colorado/item/6264-pilgrimage-to-broken-mountain

John F. Schwaller, Editor

H-Nahuatl