Mexico antiguo

Mexico antiguo

by Adolph F. Bandelier, Lewis H. Morgan, Lewis H Morgan

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El libro que el lector tiene ante sus ojos es un largo texto de arqueologia y los fosiles que contiene son de orden teorico. El concepto de arqueologia es una excavacion en los estratos mas profundos de las ideas, un esfuerzo por desenterrar (o sea, por entender) teorias situadas en epocas sumergidas en el humus de la historia.Los aspectos mas importantes de una cultura se expresan en su lenguaje. Los pueblos amerindios conservan su lengua con todo vigor. Se dice que, al morir una lengua, muere con ella una porcion entera de la memoria humana. Las lenguas amerindias estan vivas; pero no debe olvidarse que la mayor parte de los hablantes de esas lenguas amerindias son, a un tiempo, bilingues: hablan espanol, por un lado, una lengua que los enlaza al universo, y hablan ademas la suya propia, por otro. Por medio de ella entran en contacto con una raiz profunda, mientras que, gracias a la lengua espanola, entran en contacto con el mundo entero.

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    How does the author's theoretical approach to archaeology—viewing it as an excavation of ideas rather than just physical artifacts—change the way we should look at ancient history?

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    In what ways does the book illustrate the idea that the most important aspects of a culture are inextricably expressed through its language?

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    Considering the text's discussion of bilingualism, how do you personally experience the tension or harmony between using a global language like Spanish and maintaining a connection to a specific, localized cultural root?

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