Sunday, January 11, 2004
11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
158. Colonial Identities, Contested Boundaries: Ethnicity, Gender, and the Politics of Identification in Colonial Mexico and Guatemala
Omni Shoreham, Council RoomJoint session with the Conference on Latin American History
| Chair: | Kris
Lane, College of William and
Mary |
| Papers: | “A Monster
of Nature”: Gender, Sexuality,
and the Medicalization of a “Hermaphrodite” in
Late Eighteenth-Century Guatemala From
Shibboleths to Practices: Inquisitorial
Readings of Native
Identity in New Spain Performing
the Inquisitor: Imposture and
Identity Fashioning in Seventeenth-Century
New Spain |
| Comment: | Kevin
Terraciano, University of California
at Los Angeles |
