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List of Illustrations | |
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Introduction | |
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Toward a New Art of Reading and New Historical Interpretations | |
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Philosophical Travelers and the Humanist Art of Reading | |
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Compilations of Travel Narratives | |
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Cornelius de Pauw's New Art of Reading | |
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The Critique of Classical Analogies in the Historiography of the New World | |
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Conjectural and Philosophical Histories of America | |
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Amerindians as Evidence | |
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The Pursuit of Objectivity | |
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New Similes, Same Historiography | |
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Changing European Interpretations of the Reliability of Indigenous Sources | |
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Primitive Scripts, Reliable Historical Documents | |
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Philology, Collation, and Translation | |
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Images as Sources in the Early Modern European World | |
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Curiosities, Renaissance Humanists, and Amerindian Scripts | |
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Conjectural Histories of Writing | |
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Natural Histories of the Mind | |
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Amerindian Sources in Eighteenth-Century European Historiography | |
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Historiography and Patriotism in Spain | |
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The Travails of Lorenzo Boturini | |
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Boturini's Idea de una nueva historia general de la America Septentrional | |
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Clashing Patriotic Agendas | |
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Boturini's Ciclografia | |
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Empires Are Lost or Won in the Struggle over Naming and Remembering | |
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The Royal Academy of History and the History of the New World, 1755-1770 | |
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The First Debate | |
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The Council of the Indies and the Academy | |
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The Second Debate | |
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The Archive of the Indies | |
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The Reception of Robertson's History of America | |
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Footnoting Robertson's History | |
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The Anonymous Review | |
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Juan Nuix's Riflessioni imparziali | |
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Ramon Diosdado Caballero | |
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Juan Bautista Munoz | |
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Why Create Archives? | |
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Munoz's History | |
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Crisis in the Academy | |
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Francisco Iturri's Critique | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Making of a "Patriotic Epistemology" | |
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Patriotic Epistemology: An Overview | |
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The Making of Patriotic Epistemology: Mexico, 1750-1780 | |
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Juan Jose de Eguiaray Eguren | |
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Mariano Fernandez de Echeverriay Veytia | |
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Three Processes of Distortion | |
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Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl | |
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Giovanni Francesco Gemelli Careri | |
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Jose Joaquin Granados y Galvez | |
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Creole Jesuits in Exile | |
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Francisco Xavier Clavijero | |
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Juan de Velasco | |
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Juan Ignacio Molina | |
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Pedro Jose Marquez | |
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Jose Lino Fabrega | |
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Manco Capac: The Ultimate Sage | |
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Whose Enlightenment Was It Anyway? | |
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The Stones: Interpreting the Spanish-American Enlightenment | |
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Antonio de Leon y Gama's Descripcion historica | |
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Jose Antonio de Alzate y Ramirez's Misgivings | |
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Alzate y Ramirez on Xochicalco | |
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Alzate y Ramirez's Critique of Leon y Gama | |
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Leon y Gama's Reply | |
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Lizards and Epistemology | |
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A General Key to Mesoamerican Hieroglyphs? | |
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Why Did Boturini's Collection Never Reach Madrid? | |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe as Neoplatonic Seal and Mesoamerican Glyph | |
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Jose Ignacio Borunda's Clave general de geroglificos americanos | |
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Borunda on the Stones | |
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Christian Icons and Nahua Glyphs | |
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The Ruins of Palenque | |
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The Parish Priest and the Governor | |
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Antonio Bernasconi's Expedition to Palenque | |
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Antonio del Rio's Expedition to Palenque | |
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Interpreting Palenque | |
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Interpreting the Provanza de Votan | |
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Pablo Felix Cabrera's Theatro critico americano | |
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A Biblical Exegesis of the Popol Vuh | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |