Mapping the landscape of identity

Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers Yearbook

Volumn 27, Issue , 2002, Pages 251-268

  Knapp, Gregory ^a   Herlihy, Peter ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ETHNICITY; GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH;

EID: 0036247209     PISSN: 10543074     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

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1. Census legacy from the Spanish Empire
2. Domestic architecture in early Colonial Mexico: Material culture as (sub)text
3. Addendum: Three indigenous maps from new Spain dated ca. 1580
4. The origins and practice of participatory rural appraisal
5. Nicaragua's 'GPSistas:' Mapping their lands on the Caribbean Coast
6. Geographical perspectives on Spanish-Pech (Paya) Indian relationships, Northeast Honduras, sixteenth-century
7. Commentary: The status of geographical research on the aboriginal and peasant communities of Latin America
8. Mapping the distribution of indians in Central America
9. Latitudes and attitudes: The southern limit(s) of North America
10. Challenging regional stereotypes: The case of Northern Mexico
11. Territorial loss and national image: The case of Ecuador
12. Landscape, system, and indentity in the post-conquest Andes
13. Ethnocartography in the Darién
14. Cartography, ethics and social theory
15. Rereading the maps of the columbian encounter
16. Securing a homeland: The Tawahka Sumu of Mosquitia's rain forest
17. Indigenous and ladino peoples of the Rio Plátano biosphere reserve, Honduras
18. Indigenous mapmaking in the americas: A typology
19. Participatory research mapping of indigenous lands in the Honduran Mosquitia
20. Population, territory, and power in eighteenth century New Granada: Pueblos de Indios and authorities in the Province of Santafé
21. A gabled folk house type of the Mexico-Texas borderland
22. Geografía lingüística y cultural del Perú
23. Potential ethnic territories: Mapping linguistic data from modern Andean Censuses
24. Demography and empire: A guide to the population history of Spanish Central America, 1500-1821
25. Ethnography in/of the world system: The emergence of multi-sited ethnography
26. Recreating borders? The geography of Latin Americans in New York City
27. The cost of conquest: Indian decline in Honduras under Spanish rule
28. The coexistence of indigenous peoples and natural environments in Central America
29. Defending the miskito reefs with maps and GPS: Mapping with sail, scuba, and satellite
30. The ethnography of maps: The cultural and social contexts of cartographic representation in Peru
31. Indigenous lands and power mapping in the Americas: Merging technologies
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34. Reimagining the nation: Community, difference, and national identities among indigenous and mestizo provincials in Ecuador
35. Gendered resource mapping: Focusing on women's spaces in the landscape
36. A cultural interpretation of innuit map accuracy
37. Mapping, postmodernism, indigenous people and the changing direction of North American cartography
38. There are no Indians in the Dominican Republic
39. Folk house-types as indicators of tradition: The case of the mopan maya in Southern Belize
40. Wani El Activismo Ecológico Indígena en Nicaragua: Demarcación y Legalización de Tierras Indígenas en BOSAWAS
41. Strategies for authenticity, space, and place in the Maya biosphere reserve, Petén, Guatemala
42. Neither global nor local: 'Glocalization' and the politics of scale
43. Monografía de la población de la República de Costa Rica en el siglo XIX
44. Culture, place, and school: Improving primary education in rural Ecuador