Leda Peretti

Leda Peretti
Complutense University of Madrid | UCM · Department of American History II

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Abstract: The cosmogonical section of the Popol Vuh, as interpreted by Francisco Ximénez, suggests a link, by means of the crab, between the first mountain-earth emerging from the water and the one where Sipakna was buried. The characteristics of Sipakna, his brother Kab'raqan and his father, Wukub' Qaquix, indicate that this first earth does not c...
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En el Popol Vuh, los términos para "sangre" son kik' y koma'j, y los principales tipos de actos sacrificiales son el autosacrificio, derivado de la raíz t'is, y el sacrificio humano, pus. Mientras el autosacrificio tiene la propiedad de despertar las efigies de los ídolos y renovar a los dioses, el sacrificio de seres humanos permite su revivificac...
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El origen del maíz en relación a los dos géneros y la creación de la tierra fértil en el mito de Tlaltecuhtli Resumen: En los mitos modernos relativos al maíz del área maya y de la costa del Golfo, cuando el protagonista es una mujer se establece que su sacrificio, generalmente operado por el Sol, es el evento necesario a traducir en bienes concret...
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Review of Risorgimento Maya e Occidente
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Leggendo e poi riflettendo sul bel lavoro di Leda Peretti "Risorgimento Maya e Occidente" viene spontaneo pensare al concetto Heideggeriano di dasein, l'esserci: sul campo, che è luogo di ricerca per definizione e terreno di confronto fra culture e poi con la passione di un'antropologa militante che ha fatto propria la lezione Demartiniana sul ruol...
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Many researchers in social sciences, various indigenous organizations and many international NGO's operating in Guatemala's health sector use the conceptual categories of "natural illness" and "culturally-associated illness" to define certain human diseases. In our opinion, the idea of "culturally-associated illness" and the emphasis on the impossi...
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O presente trabalho faz parte de uma reflexão sobre o fenômeno do Ressurgimento Maia e, em especial, sobre o seu desejo de integração entre a medicina tradicional e a medicina oficial. Neste trabalho, a discussão limitou-se às práticas tradicionais das comadronas de língua maia por ocasião do parto e focalizou-se a atenção principalmente no temazca...
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This article is an etnographic report on an ritual (Tovil) performed in the south west of the Island. Short observations follow on the similarities and of the Tovil. The discussion mainly deals with three aspects: the person who carries out the trance experience; the offerts to the demons and the transvestitism element recorded in the two rituals.
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The article proposes to render explicit the meanings conferred, by the Igloolik culture, to two "divinities" one male and the other female, and to put forward at the same time the question of the roles carried out by the two sexes in the worldly reality.