Indigenous Bodies, Maya Minds

Indigenous Bodies, Maya MindsIndigenous Bodies, Maya Minds examines tension and conflict over ethnic and religious identity in the Kiche Maya community of San Andrs Xecul in the Guatemalan Highlands and considers how religious and ethnic attachments are sustained and transformed through the transnational experiences of locals who have migrated to the United States. Author C. James MacKenzie explores the relationship among four coexisting religious communities within Highland Maya

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