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Lisa Sousa

Occidental College

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Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Latino/a and Latin American Studies

Department Of Languages And Literatures

Department Of Political Science

Occidental College

NoneLisa Sousa is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

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history anthropology cultural history colonialism ethnohistory spanish social history indigenous studies latin american antiquity ancient mesoamerica indigenous peoples historiography latin american research historical geography global history religious studies ethnography archaeology interdisciplinary history narrative settler colonialism original conquest colonial mexico colonial mesoamerica deviance (sociology) philosophy of religion european society historical review sociology of religion religious research avian biology ornithology urban history criminal justice theoretical criminology transnational history religious pluralism christian practice comparative religion paleoanthropology folklore studies apocalypse political culture historical reconstruction african diaspora punishment crime science man-land relationship latin american studies latin american diaspora sociology of knowledge moral philosophy oral history philosophy of history anti-imperialism decoloniality exploration v exploitation spanish conquest new spain catholic reformation native america maya apocalypses old world tales new world sixteenth century political life nahua narratives indigenous life cruz family papers religious life

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Aztec and Maya Apocalypses: Old World Tales of Doom in a New World Setting. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

historycivilizationsmaya apocalypsesethnohistoryempireapocalypseglobal historylatin american researchold world talesanthropologyancient mesoamericanew worldcultural studiescultural anthropologycaribbean studieslatin american antiquitycultural history

Indigenous Life After the Conquest: The De La Cruz Family Papers of Colonial Mexico. Ethnohistory (2023)

ethnohistorylatin american studiescolonialismsocial historyspanishindigenous peopleslatin american researchcolonial mexicoanthropologyindigenous lifecruz family paperscultural anthropologylatin american diasporalatin american antiquitycultural history

Richard Stafford Poole (1930–2020). Hispanic American Historical Review (2021)

public historyoral historyrichard stafford poole

INTRODUCTION: Knowledge of Birds and Feathers in the Ancient and Colonial Mesoamerican World. Ethnohistory (2020)

Lisa SousaAllison Caplan

ethnographyethnohistoryavian biologyindigenous studiesanthropologyancient mesoamericafolklore studiesarchaeologycultural anthropologyornithologypaleoanthropologycultural history

Telling History in Feathers: Plumes and Power in Nahua Narratives. Ethnohistory (2020)

historycivilizationscultural historyethnohistorycolonialismempireinterdisciplinary historyhistorical geographynarrativehistoriographyglobal historynahua narrativeshistorical reconstructioncultural studies

The Directory for Confessors, 1585: Implementing the Catholic Reformation in New Spain. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

historyreligious pluralisminterdisciplinary historyreligious studieschristian practicespanisheuropean societycomparative religionphilosophy of religionsociology of religioncatholic reformationreligionreligious researchhistorical reviewnew spaincultural history

Annals of Native America: How the Nahuas of Colonial Mexico Kept Their History Alive. Colonial Latin American Review (2019)

historyindigenous studiescolonialismsocial historyhistorical geographyindigenous peoplescolonial mexicosettler colonialismanthropologyancient mesoamericanative americalatin american antiquity

The Life Within: Local Indigenous Society in Mexico’s Toluca Valley, 1650–1800. Ethnohistory (2018)

life withinethnohistorymexico ’indigenous studieshistorical geographysocial historylocal indigenous societyspanishindigenous peoplessociocultural anthropologyanthropologycultural anthropologysocial anthropology

Historiography of New Spain. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Kevin TerracianoLisa Sousa

historyhistoriography

Colonial Mesoamerica. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2005)

Matthew RestallLisa SousaKevin Terraciano

indigenous studiescolonialismcolonial mesoamericaanthropologyafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

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Lisa Sousa

Occidental College

Affiliations

The College

Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

Latino/a and Latin American Studies

Department Of Languages And Literatures

Department Of Political Science

Occidental College

NoneLisa Sousa is currently serving as a Comparative Studies In Literature And Culture faculty at Occidental College.

Honors

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Occidental College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Aztec and Maya Apocalypses: Old World Tales of Doom in a New World Setting. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

Indigenous Life After the Conquest: The De La Cruz Family Papers of Colonial Mexico. Ethnohistory (2023)

Richard Stafford Poole (1930–2020). Hispanic American Historical Review (2021)

public historyoral historyrichard stafford poole

INTRODUCTION: Knowledge of Birds and Feathers in the Ancient and Colonial Mesoamerican World. Ethnohistory (2020)

Lisa SousaAllison Caplan

ethnographyethnohistoryavian biologyindigenous studiesanthropologyancient mesoamericafolklore studiesarchaeologycultural anthropologyornithologypaleoanthropologycultural history

Telling History in Feathers: Plumes and Power in Nahua Narratives. Ethnohistory (2020)

The Directory for Confessors, 1585: Implementing the Catholic Reformation in New Spain. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

Annals of Native America: How the Nahuas of Colonial Mexico Kept Their History Alive. Colonial Latin American Review (2019)

historyindigenous studiescolonialismsocial historyhistorical geographyindigenous peoplescolonial mexicosettler colonialismanthropologyancient mesoamericanative americalatin american antiquity

The Life Within: Local Indigenous Society in Mexico’s Toluca Valley, 1650–1800. Ethnohistory (2018)

Historiography of New Spain. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Kevin TerracianoLisa Sousa

historyhistoriography

Colonial Mesoamerica. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2005)

Matthew RestallLisa SousaKevin Terraciano

indigenous studiescolonialismcolonial mesoamericaanthropologyafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

1
2
3
10 / page