Legends of the City of Mexico
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Thomas Alibone Janvier's "Legends of the City of Mexico" is a captivating collection of folktales from Mexico City, blending historical context with fantastical elements.
The book showcases Janvier's expertise in translation, bringing to light lesser-known stories from Mexican culture.
Janvier's work offers a glimpse into the diverse society of 17th-century Mexico City, highlighting the interplay between Spanish, indigenous, and mestizo populations.
The stories often feature elements of Spanish Catholicism and imperialism, reflecting the complex cultural landscape of the time.
Janvier's collection remains a valuable resource for understanding Mexican folklore and history.
The book showcases Janvier's expertise in translation, bringing to light lesser-known stories from Mexican culture.
Janvier's work offers a glimpse into the diverse society of 17th-century Mexico City, highlighting the interplay between Spanish, indigenous, and mestizo populations.
The stories often feature elements of Spanish Catholicism and imperialism, reflecting the complex cultural landscape of the time.
Janvier's collection remains a valuable resource for understanding Mexican folklore and history.
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Mentioned by Alistair Murdon as the collector of the folktale "The Legend of Don Juan Manuel".
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