Keen's Latin American Civilization, 2-Volume Set: A Primary Source Reader (Paperback, 10)

Volume One: The Colonial EraPreface Part 1: Indian and Hispanic Origins1. Ancient America on the Eve of Conquest1. Aztec Warfare2. The Halls of Moctezuma3. Aztec Industry and Commerce4. The Condition of Aztec Agricultural Workers5. An Aztec Mother Advises Her Daughter6. Mayan Industry, Commerce, and Agriculture7. The Mayan Social Order8. Mayan Religious Life9. Mayan Origin Myth10. How the Inca Formed a Nation11. The Village Basis of Incan Society12. Two Views of the Incan Empire 2. Hispanic Society on the Eve of the Conquest1. The Catholic Sovereigns2. The Spanish Inquisition3. The Spanish Character4. Columbus Sets the Stage5. The Portrait of the Conqueror6. Men’s Honor and Women’s Shame7. Devotion to God Part 2: Conquest and Colonization3. Conquest 1. October 12, 14922. The Discovery of the Pacific3. The Meeting of Cortes and Moctezuma4. Twilight over Tenochtitlan5. Rendezvous at Cajamarca6. How the New Laws Were Received in Peru7. The Man Who Would Be King8. Advice to a Would-Be Conqueror9. Lope de Aguirre: Disillusioned Warrior10. Journey’s End11. War and Cannibalism Among the Brazilian Indians12. On Cannibals, Curious Customs, and Conflict13. Living with the Enemy 4. Colonization1. The Strange Sermon of Fr. Montesinos2. The Laughter of Dr. Palacios Rubios3. Bartolome de las Casas: God’s Angry Man4. All Humankind Is One5. The Portuguese Colonizer6. The Slave Hunters7. Aimore: Word of Terror8. Indian Forced Labor in Guatemala9. Debt Peonage in Peru10. Dialogue in Yucatan11. Guaman Poma Assesses the Conquest Part 3: The Colonial Political Economy5. The Colonial Economy1. The Indian Agricultural Heritage2. Spain’s Contributions to New World Agriculture3. The Potosi Mine4. The Colonial Factory5. On the Sea-Road to the Indies6. The Great Fair at Portobello7. A Foreign View of the Spanish Commercial System8. The Rise and Fall of Villa Rica 6. Colonial Political and Religious Institutions 1. The New Laws2. “These Laws Are Obeyed and Not Enforced”3. Colonial Pomp and Circumstance4. “I Have Seen Corruption Boil and Bubble . . . ”5. The Corregidor: Enemy of the People6. City Government in the Spanish Indies7. The Jesuit Indian Policy8. The Administration of Colonial Brazil9. Local Government: The Capitao-Mor Part 4: Colonial Society and Culture7. Colonial Society1. The Colonial City: Mexico City2. The Mestizo: Seed of Tomorrow3. The Indian Town4. The Structure of Class and Caste5. Racial Anxieties6. The World of the Sugar Plantation7. The Free Population8. The Social Consequences of Slavery 8. Colonial Culture1. The Colonial University2. The Tenth Muse3. On the Foolishness of Men4. Gender Trouble5. Gaucho Entertainment6. Indians and the Environment7. Sexual and Racial Politics Part 5: Late Colonial Developments9. The Bourbon Reforms1. The Bourbon Commercial Reforms2. The Revival of Mining3. The New Experimental Sciences and Catholic Education4. Colonial Industry in Decline5. Political Reform: The Intendant System6. The More Things Change . . . 10. Winds of Change 1. Colonial Journalism in Action2. A Colonial Freethinker3. A Plan for Democratic Education4. The Plan of Tupac Amaru5. A Heroine of the Tupac Amaru Revolt6. A Charter of Liberty7. Brazilian Slaves Resist Volume Two: The Modern Era Preface Part 1: Independence and Its Aftermath1. The Struggle for Independence1 The Forging of a Rebel2. A Question of Leadership3. Man of Destiny4. The Romance of Independence5. Liberal Revolution in Mexico6. The Plan of Iguala7. A Letter to Dom Pedro8. Memories of Independence: The Sins of the Father9. Memories of Independence: The Self-Effacing Leader 2. Searching for a New Road1. The Fatal Legacy2. In Defense of Spain3. Bolivar’s Ideal Republic4. The Age of Violence5. Civilization and Barbarism: Facundo Quiroga6. Civilization and Barbarism: The Dangerous Classes7. Mexico City Under Santa Anna8. Dom Pedro II: A Political Portrait Part 2: Constructing the Nation-State3. Real and Imagined Communities1. Roads to the Future2. The Guano Boom3. Liberal Family Values4. A Mexican Radical5. Flora Tristan: Pioneer Feminist and Socialist6. Black Slavery Under the Empire7. The Antislavery Impulse8. On Racial Miscegenation in Brazil 4. Modernity and the Emergence of the Nation-State1. Political Stability and Economic Development2. Buenos Aires: First Impressions3. A Different Model of Economic Development: A New Program in Chile4. On the Power of Science5. Porfirio Diaz Assesses His Legacy6. A Popular Perspective on Modernity7. The Victory of the Abolitionist Cause8. Carioca Belle Epoque9. Our America10. Socialist Perspectives Part 3: Consolidating the Nation ? State5. The Rise of Mass Politics and Culture1. For Land and Liberty2. A Revolutionary Constitution3. The Indian Problem4. What is APRA?5. Cardenas Speaks6. Sunday in Mexico City7. On the Protection of the Brazilian Worker8. Mulatto Football9. Peron Appeals to the People10. Eva Peron: On Women’s Right to Vote11. Letter to President Peron12. Of Man, Woman, and Time 6. Revolution, Democracy, and Dictatorship1. The New Latifundio2. Economic Dependency3. “History Will Absolve Me”4. Castro Defines the Theory of the Cuban Revolution 5. Advice for the Urban Guerrilla6. Prelude to Dictatorship7. The Death of Victor Jara8. The Economic Underpinnings of the Dictatorship9. Open Letter to the Military Junta10. Mothers of the Disappeared11. The Church in the Nicaraguan Revolution 7. Democracy, Civil War, and Neoliberalism1. The Era of Neoliberalism2. Death of the “Mexican Economic Miracle”3. Citizens Talk about the Police4. Massacre in El Mozote5. A Maoist People’s War, According to Abimael Guzman6. Drugs and Civil Conflict7. On the Role of Civil Society Part 4: Challenges to the Nation-State 8. Globalization and its Discontents1. Lula Speaks Out2. Communique from Subcomandante Marcos3. The Three Lefts of Latin America4. The New Populism5. Challenging the Nation-State6. Against pro-Indian “racism”7. Drug War in Mexico8. Sex and Revolution9. Sexual Rights in Brazil 9. The Two Americas1. The Monroe Doctrine2. The United States as Model3. On the Uniqueness of Latin American Spirit4. The White Man’s Burden5. Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine6. To Roosevelt7. Mexico’s President Looks North8. National Security9. Operation Guatemala10. Dissent Within the Ranks11. Covert Operations12. An International Response to a Hemispheric Problem13. The Devil in the White House