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zinacantán

The flowering of man

By Dennis Eugene Breedlove

Change and uncertainty in a peasant economy

By Frank Cancian

Programa de lectoescritura tsotsil de Zinacantán

By Berthier de la Cruz Trinidad

Zinacanteco women, prediction for change in a Mexican village

By Joanne Hogan

Courtship and marriage in Zinacantan, Chiapas, Mexico

By Jane Fishburne Collier

Seeking food and seeking money

By George Allen Collier

"Aap, noot, Mies" in Zinacantán

By Hans Werdmölder

Xchanel sk'elel sts'ibael bats'i k'op tsotsil ta Sots'leb

By María Rosenda de la Cruz Vázquez

Skʹop Sotzʹleb

By John Beard Haviland

The meaning of laughter in Zinacantan

By Victoria Reifler Bricker,Harvard University. Department of Anthropology

K'uk'umal chilil

By Ricardo Martínez Hernández

Slo'il ch'vo'cumpareil

By Xun Peres Kontzares,Chep Kontzares Peres,Diana Rus

Mayan hearts

By Robert M. Laughlin

Sbi balamil ti buy nakajtik li jchi'iltaktik ta sotz lebe =

By Juan Benito de la Torre López

The people of the bat

By Robert M. Laughlin,Carol Karasik

Through the looking glass

By Robert M. Laughlin,Harvard University. Department of Anthropology

Zinacanteco shamanism

By Daniel B. Silver,Harvard University. Department of Anthropology

Law and social change in Zinacantan

By Jane Fishburne Collier

Illness and shamanistic curing in Zinacantan

By Horacio Fábrega Jr.

Agua que nace y muere

By Aracely Burguete Cal y Mayor

The social relations of work in a peasant community

By Leslie Knox McCullough Haviland

An exploration of men's use and views of the physical world in two highland Maya municipios

By Donald M. Bahr,Harvard University. Department of Anthropology

Family interaction in Zinacantan

By Francesca M. Cancian

Ja' k'u x'elan i'ayanic li chuche

By INAREMAC (Organization)