Genealogical Fictions: Limpieza de Sangre, Religion, and Gender in Colonial Mexico
Genealogical Fictions explores the intersections of lineage, religion, and gender in colonial Mexico. Focusing on limpieza de sangre and genealogical narratives, María Elena Martínez presents a scholarly study of how ancestry, identity, and belonging were understood and represented in a colonial historical context.
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Genealogical Fictions examines the relationship between lineage, identity, religion, and gender in colonial Mexico.
The book focuses on the concept of limpieza de sangre and its connection to genealogical narratives.
María Elena Martínez considers how ideas about ancestry and belonging were shaped and represented in a colonial context.
This scholarly work offers a focused study of history, religion, and gender in colonial Mexico.
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