The Anxiety of Recognition: The Search for Legibility of Mayan Identities in Yucatán, Mexico and San Francisco, California

Keywords

Maya, Indigenous, Vision, State (computer science), Identity (music)

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• Speaking for a State: Standardized Kichwa Greetings and Conundrums of Commensuration in Intercultural EcuadorNicholas Limerick — 2020
• Dually Authenticated and Doubly Modern: Institutionalizing jach maaya in the Yucatan TodayCatherine R. Rhodes — 2020
• Speaking Maya, Being Maya: Ideological and Institutional Mediations of Language in Contemporary YucatanC. Rhodes, Christopher P. Bloechl — 2019

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