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Séminaire Romero

In this presentation I consider Old Testament narratives in the fi rst títulos written in K’iche’ in the mid-sixteenth century and in the earl iest K’iche’ homiletic production. Responding to the need to legitimize the ir rule and hereditary privileges, on the one hand, and to cast themselves as Christian subjects of the Spanish king, on the other, K’iche’ noble scri bes presented their ancestors as members of one of the ancient tribes of Is rael. They reinterpreted Old Testament narratives as variations of migratio n stories, the emblematic postclassic Maya official lineage history. I exam ine the articulation of Maya and Christian temporalities in these texts, th e fraught dialogue between Maya lords and Dominicans, and the solutions May a nobles developed to make Christian time scales and cycles compatible with Maya conceptions of time and elite political agendas.

L'intervention sera réalisée en espagnol.

Discutant : Mario H. Ruz (UNAM, Méxique).

Illustration : Folio 101 ver so de la Theologia Indorum du frère Domingo de Vico, 15552-15 54 (American Philosophical Society).

Visioconférence disponible sur < a href="https://www.canal-u.tv/video/erea/seminaire_erea_ritmo_maya_lords_i n_israel_biblical_temporality_in_postclassic_maya_migration_stories_par_ser gio_romero_university_of_texas_at_austin.58181" target="_blank" rel="noopen er">la chaîne Erea de Canal U.

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