Gender in Pre-Hispanic America
Cecelia F. Klein, Editor
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Preface
CECELIA F. KLEIN Introduction
JOAN M. GERO
Field Knots and Ceramic Beaus: Interpreting
Gender in the Peruvian Early Intermediate Period
ELIZABETH M. BRUMFIEL
Asking about Aztec Gender: The Historical
and Archaeological Evidence
LOUISE M. BURKHART
Gender in Nahuatl Texts of the Early
Colonial Period: Native "Tradition" and the Dialogue
with Christianity
ROSEMARY A. JOYCE
Negotiating Sex and Gender in Classic
Maya Society
CAROLYN DEAN
Andean Androgyny and the Making of
Men
CECELIA F. KLEIN
None of the Above: Gender Ambiguity
in Nahua Ideology
MARI CARMEN SERRA PUCHE
The Concept of Feminine Places in
Mesoamerica: The Case of Xochitécatl, Tlaxcala, Mexico
JOHN MONAGHAN
Physiology, Production, and Gendered
Difference: The Evidence from Mixtec and Other Mesoamerican Societies
JOYCE MARCUS
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: The Strategies
of Royal Women in Ancient States
MARGARET W. CONKEY
Epilogue: Thinking about Gender with
Theory and Method
CECELIA F. KLEIN
Conclusions: Envisioning Pre-Columbian
Gender Studies