Catherine Julien
Biographic Data
| ID | 76406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Catherine Julien |
| GIVEN NAMES | Catherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Julien |
| SIGNATURE | JULIEN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Michigan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0636-4596 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 75 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Quebec Parental Insurance Plan
This study traces the historical evolution of the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan (QPIP), the paid parental leave program introduced in 2006 in Quebec, Canada, and its contribution in promoting economic, health, and gender equity; family well-being; and healthy child development. Drawing on both historical insights and reviewed evidence, it offers evidence-based policy considerations to inform the design of inclusive, equitable, and adaptable pare…
Classroom Climate and the Basic Psychological Needs of Students in Special Education
This study investigated the associations between classroom climate dimensions (academic support, emotional support, and classroom organization) and basic psychological need satisfaction in students with special educational needs (SEN). It also examined whether anxiety symptoms and gender moderate these associations. Students in Grades 5 and 6 ( N = 365; 59.3% boys) provided self‐reports on classroom climate and need satisfaction. Child anxiety wa…
Investigating variations in paid parental leave uptake among mothers
International audience
Longitudinal trajectories of parent–teacher communication during elementary school
BACKGROUND: Parent-teacher communication is key to children's school functioning. It can help teachers adjust their educational practices and interactions with students and increase parent involvement at school. AIMS: This study establishes longitudinal trajectories of parent-teacher communication, as reported by parents and examines the correlates and prospective association with students' academic abilities, school enjoyment and self-perceived …
Quality of interactions in ECE settings and mean length of utterances among 4-year-old neglected children
Language difficulties are frequently characterized by a significantly lower mean length of utterances (MLU) among children experiencing neglect. More opportunities to experience positive interactions, such as in early childhood education (ECE) settings, could help increase these children’s MLU. This study aims to examine the relationship between the quality of interactions within the group in ECE settings attended by children experiencing neglect…
Garcilaso y el caso de la mala muerte del virrey Toledo
El artículo analiza el tratamiento que hace Garcilaso de la Vega sobre el gobierno del virrey Francisco de Toledo, especialmente en torno a la captura y ejecución de Topa Amaru. Examina cómo los Comentarios reales interpretan estos hechos y su impacto en la memoria histórica. Contrasta esta visión con otras fuentes de la época. Busca comprender la construcción narrativa del conflicto entre el poder inca y el colonial
Polo de Ondegardo y el «Discurso sobre la descendencia y gouierno de los ingas»
El presente ensayo analiza la información relativa al pasado prehispánico que contiene el manuscrito titulado «Discurso sobre la descendencia y gouierno de los ingas» con el propósito de identificar al responsable de la recopilación de tales datos y estudiar la relación entre el texto y otros escritos que tratan sobre la historia incaica. El artículo sostiene que el «Discurso» recoge información acerca del pasado prehispánico recopilada por el li…
A Question of Time
Betanzo’s narrative, as a translation of Inca accounts, provides excellent evidence for the Incas’ recording of linear time. In contrast to the Spaniards, the Incas were interested in specifying the passage of time recounting important deeds. These time spans can be added up and the totals used to verify certain historical episodes recorded by the chroniclers and also to compare sources. Moreover, we can use these data to establish the ages of so…
On the Beginning of the Late Horizon
An argument is proposed for an earlier temporal placement of the beginning of the Late Horizon than the one made by John H. Rowe in 1945. Rowe followed Cabello Valboa (1586), who placed this event late in the rule of Thupa Inca Yupanqui and after the conquests of both Quito and Chile. The reading offered here is anchored instead in the Relación de Chincha (1558), collected from local sources in the Chinch a valley. The south coast, including Ica,…
Francisco de Toledo and His Campaign against the Incas
In 1570, Viceroy Francisco de Toledo traveled from Lima to Cuzco as he began his reform of Spanish colonial administration in the Andes. Along the way, he took steps to deny the legitimacy of the I
Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest
When Matthew Restall writes of “the Spanish Conquest,” he does not refer simply to the period when Spaniards arrived in this hemisphere and attempted to establish an administration modeled on their own; he also aludes to the way this period has been represented in writing ever since Columbus’s first voyage. The story hinges on what Restall calls “the myth of exceptional men,” and the conquistador par excellence is Hernán Cortés. The archetypal my…
Kandire in Real Time and Space
Anthropological understandings of past relations between peoples in the interior of South America have been constructed from limited readings of the historical sources. A case in point: the linkage of a hypothesis about the westward migration of Guaraní speakers in search of a "Land-without-Evil" to the Pantanal region on the upper Paraguay River was based on the reading of a single document from the period of exploration. This reading does not s…
John Howland Rowe (1918-2004)
An Inca Information Network
When Manco Inca was asked by Francisco Pizarro to supply information about the Andean popidation for the purposes of granting encomiendas, he mobilized a network embedded in the towns of the provinces. The network consisted of at least two levels of officials called llactacamayos, chosen from among the most talented local people. This hierarchy of officials is not the same as the decimal hierarchy, which was staffed by local elites and charged wi…
Personal Tributes to John H. Rowe
On January 7, 2005, a memorial for John Howland Rowe was held at the Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, in concert with the annual meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies. A number of former students and colleagues, as well as his daughters, Lucy and Ann Rowe, spoke on that occasion of their experiences with John and of his many influences on their lives and careers. Here we reproduce the p…
Recuerdos de la monarquía peruana
A facsimile of this work by Don Justo Apu Sahuaraura was first published in France in 1850 with the title Recuerdos de la Monarquía peruana; ó, Bosquejo de la historia de los Incas. This new edition is not drawn from the same manuscript, but the differences between the two are minor. The present manuscript was found in the collection of José Mindlin, a São Paulo book collector; its 96 pages, handwritten by Sahuaraura in 1838, also include 17 wate…
Identidad y filiación por suyu en el Imperio Incaico
Mediante dos casos concretos se intenta demostrar que los incas forjaban identidades imperiales en base a la división de su territorio en cuatro suyus, llamada Tawantinsuyu. En el primer caso se trata del culto al Sol en la isla de Titicaca, en el cual participaban mitimaes procedentes de los cuatro suyus. A través de la reubicación de personas procedentes de los cuatro suyus, los incas generalizaron este culto a todo el imperio. El otro caso se …
Reading Inca History
Reading Inca History
The Shape of Inca History
Book Review| October 01 2001 The Shape of Inca History: Narrative and Architecture in an Andean Empire By Susan A. Niles. (Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1999. xviii + 336 pp., prefaces, introduction, maps, illustrations, notes, glossary,bibliography, index. $49.95 cloth.) Catherine Julien Catherine Julien Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Ethnohistory (2001) 48 (4): 769–771. https://doi.org/10.1215/00141801-48-4-76…
History and Art in Translation
Peruvian Prehistory
Peruvian Prehistory
Peruvian Prehistory. Richard Keatinge. (ed.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988. 250 p. $49.50 (Cloth) ISBN 0-521-25560-0; $15.95 (paper) ISBN 0-521-27555-5
How Inca Decimal Administration Worked
Understanding Inca decimal administration has been elusive because Spanish administrators recorded only partial descriptions of Inca practice and failed to grasp the logic and principles which guided it. Decimal administration can be reconstructed in broad outline from two native accounting records, pre- served on knotted devices known as quipos. Once an overview of the system is gained, the logic and principles which informed Inca practice becom…
Las Tumbas De Sacsahuaman Y El Estilo Cuzco-Inca
How Inca Decimal Administration Worked
Understanding Inca decimal administration has been elusive because Spanish administrators recorded only partial descriptions of Inca practice and failed to grasp the logic and principles which guided it. Decimal administration can be reconstructed in broad outline from two native accounting records, pre- served on knotted devices known as quipos. Once an overview of the system is gained, the logic and principles which informed Inca practice becom…
Kandire in Real Time and Space
Anthropological understandings of past relations between peoples in the interior of South America have been constructed from limited readings of the historical sources. A case in point: the linkage of a hypothesis about the westward migration of Guaraní speakers in search of a "Land-without-Evil" to the Pantanal region on the upper Paraguay River was based on the reading of a single document from the period of exploration. This reading does not s…
History and Art in Translation
On the Beginning of the Late Horizon
An argument is proposed for an earlier temporal placement of the beginning of the Late Horizon than the one made by John H. Rowe in 1945. Rowe followed Cabello Valboa (1586), who placed this event late in the rule of Thupa Inca Yupanqui and after the conquests of both Quito and Chile. The reading offered here is anchored instead in the Relación de Chincha (1558), collected from local sources in the Chinch a valley. The south coast, including Ica,…
Francisco de Toledo and His Campaign against the Incas
In 1570, Viceroy Francisco de Toledo traveled from Lima to Cuzco as he began his reform of Spanish colonial administration in the Andes. Along the way, he took steps to deny the legitimacy of the I
A Question of Time
Betanzo’s narrative, as a translation of Inca accounts, provides excellent evidence for the Incas’ recording of linear time. In contrast to the Spaniards, the Incas were interested in specifying the passage of time recounting important deeds. These time spans can be added up and the totals used to verify certain historical episodes recorded by the chroniclers and also to compare sources. Moreover, we can use these data to establish the ages of so…
An Inca Information Network
When Manco Inca was asked by Francisco Pizarro to supply information about the Andean popidation for the purposes of granting encomiendas, he mobilized a network embedded in the towns of the provinces. The network consisted of at least two levels of officials called llactacamayos, chosen from among the most talented local people. This hierarchy of officials is not the same as the decimal hierarchy, which was staffed by local elites and charged wi…
Garcilaso y el caso de la mala muerte del virrey Toledo
El artículo analiza el tratamiento que hace Garcilaso de la Vega sobre el gobierno del virrey Francisco de Toledo, especialmente en torno a la captura y ejecución de Topa Amaru. Examina cómo los Comentarios reales interpretan estos hechos y su impacto en la memoria histórica. Contrasta esta visión con otras fuentes de la época. Busca comprender la construcción narrativa del conflicto entre el poder inca y el colonial
John Howland Rowe (1918-2004)
Personal Tributes to John H. Rowe
On January 7, 2005, a memorial for John Howland Rowe was held at the Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, in concert with the annual meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies. A number of former students and colleagues, as well as his daughters, Lucy and Ann Rowe, spoke on that occasion of their experiences with John and of his many influences on their lives and careers. Here we reproduce the p…
Identidad y filiación por suyu en el Imperio Incaico
Mediante dos casos concretos se intenta demostrar que los incas forjaban identidades imperiales en base a la división de su territorio en cuatro suyus, llamada Tawantinsuyu. En el primer caso se trata del culto al Sol en la isla de Titicaca, en el cual participaban mitimaes procedentes de los cuatro suyus. A través de la reubicación de personas procedentes de los cuatro suyus, los incas generalizaron este culto a todo el imperio. El otro caso se …
Las Tumbas De Sacsahuaman Y El Estilo Cuzco-Inca
A Late Burial From Cerro Azoguini, Puno
The quantity of information which can be extracted from the contents of the burial is dependent on establishing precise contempora neity with other units of archaeological material. In the case of the Azoguini burial, it is possible to relate its ?eramic contents to a ceramic sequence established on the basis of excavated materials from Hatunqolla,2 30 km. distant from Puno (fig. 6). Ceramics contained in the Azoguini burial exhibit style feature…
Las Tumbas De Sacsahuaman Y El Estilo Cuzco-Inca
How Inca Decimal Administration Worked
Understanding Inca decimal administration has been elusive because Spanish administrators recorded only partial descriptions of Inca practice and failed to grasp the logic and principles which guided it. Decimal administration can be reconstructed in broad outline from two native accounting records, pre- served on knotted devices known as quipos. Once an overview of the system is gained, the logic and principles which informed Inca practice becom…
Peruvian Prehistory
Peruvian Prehistory
Peruvian Prehistory. Richard Keatinge. (ed.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988. 250 p. $49.50 (Cloth) ISBN 0-521-25560-0; $15.95 (paper) ISBN 0-521-27555-5
History and Art in Translation
Reading Inca History
The Shape of Inca History
Book Review| October 01 2001 The Shape of Inca History: Narrative and Architecture in an Andean Empire By Susan A. Niles. (Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1999. xviii + 336 pp., prefaces, introduction, maps, illustrations, notes, glossary,bibliography, index. $49.95 cloth.) Catherine Julien Catherine Julien Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Ethnohistory (2001) 48 (4): 769–771. https://doi.org/10.1215/00141801-48-4-76…
Identidad y filiación por suyu en el Imperio Incaico
Mediante dos casos concretos se intenta demostrar que los incas forjaban identidades imperiales en base a la división de su territorio en cuatro suyus, llamada Tawantinsuyu. En el primer caso se trata del culto al Sol en la isla de Titicaca, en el cual participaban mitimaes procedentes de los cuatro suyus. A través de la reubicación de personas procedentes de los cuatro suyus, los incas generalizaron este culto a todo el imperio. El otro caso se …
Reading Inca History
Recuerdos de la monarquía peruana
A facsimile of this work by Don Justo Apu Sahuaraura was first published in France in 1850 with the title Recuerdos de la Monarquía peruana; ó, Bosquejo de la historia de los Incas. This new edition is not drawn from the same manuscript, but the differences between the two are minor. The present manuscript was found in the collection of José Mindlin, a São Paulo book collector; its 96 pages, handwritten by Sahuaraura in 1838, also include 17 wate…
An Inca Information Network
When Manco Inca was asked by Francisco Pizarro to supply information about the Andean popidation for the purposes of granting encomiendas, he mobilized a network embedded in the towns of the provinces. The network consisted of at least two levels of officials called llactacamayos, chosen from among the most talented local people. This hierarchy of officials is not the same as the decimal hierarchy, which was staffed by local elites and charged wi…
Personal Tributes to John H. Rowe
On January 7, 2005, a memorial for John Howland Rowe was held at the Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, in concert with the annual meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies. A number of former students and colleagues, as well as his daughters, Lucy and Ann Rowe, spoke on that occasion of their experiences with John and of his many influences on their lives and careers. Here we reproduce the p…
Francisco de Toledo and His Campaign against the Incas
In 1570, Viceroy Francisco de Toledo traveled from Lima to Cuzco as he began his reform of Spanish colonial administration in the Andes. Along the way, he took steps to deny the legitimacy of the I
Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest
When Matthew Restall writes of “the Spanish Conquest,” he does not refer simply to the period when Spaniards arrived in this hemisphere and attempted to establish an administration modeled on their own; he also aludes to the way this period has been represented in writing ever since Columbus’s first voyage. The story hinges on what Restall calls “the myth of exceptional men,” and the conquistador par excellence is Hernán Cortés. The archetypal my…
Kandire in Real Time and Space
Anthropological understandings of past relations between peoples in the interior of South America have been constructed from limited readings of the historical sources. A case in point: the linkage of a hypothesis about the westward migration of Guaraní speakers in search of a "Land-without-Evil" to the Pantanal region on the upper Paraguay River was based on the reading of a single document from the period of exploration. This reading does not s…
John Howland Rowe (1918-2004)
A Question of Time
Betanzo’s narrative, as a translation of Inca accounts, provides excellent evidence for the Incas’ recording of linear time. In contrast to the Spaniards, the Incas were interested in specifying the passage of time recounting important deeds. These time spans can be added up and the totals used to verify certain historical episodes recorded by the chroniclers and also to compare sources. Moreover, we can use these data to establish the ages of so…
On the Beginning of the Late Horizon
An argument is proposed for an earlier temporal placement of the beginning of the Late Horizon than the one made by John H. Rowe in 1945. Rowe followed Cabello Valboa (1586), who placed this event late in the rule of Thupa Inca Yupanqui and after the conquests of both Quito and Chile. The reading offered here is anchored instead in the Relación de Chincha (1558), collected from local sources in the Chinch a valley. The south coast, including Ica,…
Polo de Ondegardo y el «Discurso sobre la descendencia y gouierno de los ingas»
El presente ensayo analiza la información relativa al pasado prehispánico que contiene el manuscrito titulado «Discurso sobre la descendencia y gouierno de los ingas» con el propósito de identificar al responsable de la recopilación de tales datos y estudiar la relación entre el texto y otros escritos que tratan sobre la historia incaica. El artículo sostiene que el «Discurso» recoge información acerca del pasado prehispánico recopilada por el li…
Garcilaso y el caso de la mala muerte del virrey Toledo
El artículo analiza el tratamiento que hace Garcilaso de la Vega sobre el gobierno del virrey Francisco de Toledo, especialmente en torno a la captura y ejecución de Topa Amaru. Examina cómo los Comentarios reales interpretan estos hechos y su impacto en la memoria histórica. Contrasta esta visión con otras fuentes de la época. Busca comprender la construcción narrativa del conflicto entre el poder inca y el colonial
Quality of interactions in ECE settings and mean length of utterances among 4-year-old neglected children
Language difficulties are frequently characterized by a significantly lower mean length of utterances (MLU) among children experiencing neglect. More opportunities to experience positive interactions, such as in early childhood education (ECE) settings, could help increase these children’s MLU. This study aims to examine the relationship between the quality of interactions within the group in ECE settings attended by children experiencing neglect…
Investigating variations in paid parental leave uptake among mothers
International audience
Longitudinal trajectories of parent–teacher communication during elementary school
BACKGROUND: Parent-teacher communication is key to children's school functioning. It can help teachers adjust their educational practices and interactions with students and increase parent involvement at school. AIMS: This study establishes longitudinal trajectories of parent-teacher communication, as reported by parents and examines the correlates and prospective association with students' academic abilities, school enjoyment and self-perceived …
The Quebec Parental Insurance Plan
This study traces the historical evolution of the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan (QPIP), the paid parental leave program introduced in 2006 in Quebec, Canada, and its contribution in promoting economic, health, and gender equity; family well-being; and healthy child development. Drawing on both historical insights and reviewed evidence, it offers evidence-based policy considerations to inform the design of inclusive, equitable, and adaptable pare…
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