Stephanie Wood
Biographic Data
| ID | 3736619 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephanie Wood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephanie |
| FAMILY NAME | Wood |
| SIGNATURE | WOOD S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oregon |
| ORCID | 0009-0000-2117-8869 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Pizzigoni, Caterina, and Camilla Townsend. Indigenous Life after the Conquest
Pizzigoni, Caterina, and Camilla Townsend. Indigenous Life after the Conquest: The De la Cruz Family Papers of Colonial Mexico. An article from journal Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme (Special issue: Interpoetics in Renaissance Poetry), on Érudit
James Lockhart (1933-2014)
The False Techialoyan Resurrected
La autora presenta su transcripción y estudio de unmanuscrito que ha aparecido de nuevo y que identifica como el Códice de SanCristóbal y Santa María de Tezcalucan y Chichicaspa. Compara su transcripcióncon la de la Bibliothèque Nationale en Paris hecha por J. M. A. Aubin en elsiglo xix. Aunque se habíareportado que el manuscrito original se había destruido, su anális lleva a ladoctora Wood a concluir que el manuscrito examinado por ella debe ser…
Young people, physical activity and the everyday
The Leisure of Women Caring for People Harmfully Involved With Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling
The health of family and friends affected by another person's substance use and/or gambling is an undervalued health issue. These relationships are rarely explored as caregiving. Research on caregivers suggests leisure is important for improving, maintaining, and protecting their health. Guided by feminist social constructionism, this article explores how women caring for people harmfully involved with alcohol, drugs and/or gambling experience le…
Indian Women of Early Mexico
Gender and town guardianship in Mesoamerica
El papel de la mujeres en la defensa de pueblos en Mesoamérica : pistas para futur as investigaciones El militantismo político importante de las mujeres indígenas durante el periodo colonial, bien demostrado por la obra de W.B. Taylor, ha llevado a interrogarse sobre su papel en la defensa de sus comunidades frente a los procesos de formación de estados y constitución de imperios antes de la conquista española, asi como sobre su papel cuando sufr…
Roots of Mexican Identity
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Handbook of Latin American Studies, Humanities
Adopted Saints
The European occupation of Mesoamerica, set in motion by Columbus' voyages now almost five centuries ago, proved both enduring and pervasive. Not content simply to trade with the indigenous peoples from distant coastal forts or entirely new towns, the Spanish conquerors of Mexico moved right into Indian cities and, increasingly over time, Indian towns, villages, and their hinterlands. The conquerors' intention behind living in such close proximit…
The Cosmic Conquest
Rare indigenous perspectives on the Spanish Conquest and Christianization of Mexico are gleaned from late-colonial Nahuatl manuscripts known as primordial titles, or titulos, from central New Spain. Although the coming of the sword and cross had become cosmic events by I65o or later, when titulos were recorded, there is mounting concern in them about the growing penetration of Spaniards and mestizos into outlying Indian towns and their encroachme…
Lords of the Tiger Spirit
Lords of the Tiger Spirit
This article examines the military history of the Caribs from the time of initial European contact until their final pacification in the early nineteenth century. It argues that Carib military organization and effectiveness were rooted in their social and political structures, which allowed for rapid mobilization and adaptation to changing circumstances. The article also explores the impact of European colonialism on Carib warfare, showing how th…
The Cosmic Conquest
Rare indigenous perspectives on the Spanish Conquest and Christianization of Mexico are gleaned from late-colonial Nahuatl manuscripts known as primordial titles, or titulos, from central New Spain. Although the coming of the sword and cross had become cosmic events by I65o or later, when titulos were recorded, there is mounting concern in them about the growing penetration of Spaniards and mestizos into outlying Indian towns and their encroachme…
Adopted Saints
The European occupation of Mesoamerica, set in motion by Columbus' voyages now almost five centuries ago, proved both enduring and pervasive. Not content simply to trade with the indigenous peoples from distant coastal forts or entirely new towns, the Spanish conquerors of Mexico moved right into Indian cities and, increasingly over time, Indian towns, villages, and their hinterlands. The conquerors' intention behind living in such close proximit…
Gender and town guardianship in Mesoamerica
El papel de la mujeres en la defensa de pueblos en Mesoamérica : pistas para futur as investigaciones El militantismo político importante de las mujeres indígenas durante el periodo colonial, bien demostrado por la obra de W.B. Taylor, ha llevado a interrogarse sobre su papel en la defensa de sus comunidades frente a los procesos de formación de estados y constitución de imperios antes de la conquista española, asi como sobre su papel cuando sufr…
The Leisure of Women Caring for People Harmfully Involved With Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling
The health of family and friends affected by another person's substance use and/or gambling is an undervalued health issue. These relationships are rarely explored as caregiving. Research on caregivers suggests leisure is important for improving, maintaining, and protecting their health. Guided by feminist social constructionism, this article explores how women caring for people harmfully involved with alcohol, drugs and/or gambling experience le…
Lords of the Tiger Spirit
Lords of the Tiger Spirit
This article examines the military history of the Caribs from the time of initial European contact until their final pacification in the early nineteenth century. It argues that Carib military organization and effectiveness were rooted in their social and political structures, which allowed for rapid mobilization and adaptation to changing circumstances. The article also explores the impact of European colonialism on Carib warfare, showing how th…
Adopted Saints
The European occupation of Mesoamerica, set in motion by Columbus' voyages now almost five centuries ago, proved both enduring and pervasive. Not content simply to trade with the indigenous peoples from distant coastal forts or entirely new towns, the Spanish conquerors of Mexico moved right into Indian cities and, increasingly over time, Indian towns, villages, and their hinterlands. The conquerors' intention behind living in such close proximit…
The Cosmic Conquest
Rare indigenous perspectives on the Spanish Conquest and Christianization of Mexico are gleaned from late-colonial Nahuatl manuscripts known as primordial titles, or titulos, from central New Spain. Although the coming of the sword and cross had become cosmic events by I65o or later, when titulos were recorded, there is mounting concern in them about the growing penetration of Spaniards and mestizos into outlying Indian towns and their encroachme…
Handbook of Latin American Studies, Humanities
Roots of Mexican Identity
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Gender and town guardianship in Mesoamerica
El papel de la mujeres en la defensa de pueblos en Mesoamérica : pistas para futur as investigaciones El militantismo político importante de las mujeres indígenas durante el periodo colonial, bien demostrado por la obra de W.B. Taylor, ha llevado a interrogarse sobre su papel en la defensa de sus comunidades frente a los procesos de formación de estados y constitución de imperios antes de la conquista española, asi como sobre su papel cuando sufr…
Indian Women of Early Mexico
The False Techialoyan Resurrected
La autora presenta su transcripción y estudio de unmanuscrito que ha aparecido de nuevo y que identifica como el Códice de SanCristóbal y Santa María de Tezcalucan y Chichicaspa. Compara su transcripcióncon la de la Bibliothèque Nationale en Paris hecha por J. M. A. Aubin en elsiglo xix. Aunque se habíareportado que el manuscrito original se había destruido, su anális lleva a ladoctora Wood a concluir que el manuscrito examinado por ella debe ser…
Young people, physical activity and the everyday
The Leisure of Women Caring for People Harmfully Involved With Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling
The health of family and friends affected by another person's substance use and/or gambling is an undervalued health issue. These relationships are rarely explored as caregiving. Research on caregivers suggests leisure is important for improving, maintaining, and protecting their health. Guided by feminist social constructionism, this article explores how women caring for people harmfully involved with alcohol, drugs and/or gambling experience le…
James Lockhart (1933-2014)
Pizzigoni, Caterina, and Camilla Townsend. Indigenous Life after the Conquest
Pizzigoni, Caterina, and Camilla Townsend. Indigenous Life after the Conquest: The De la Cruz Family Papers of Colonial Mexico. An article from journal Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme (Special issue: Interpoetics in Renaissance Poetry), on Érudit
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