Sections

Today the journal’s sections are:

 

Articles

In this section, Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl reproduces unpublished scientific works, the result of original research about the language and culture of Nahua-speaking peoples of the past and present. The texts included in this section are submitted to double-blind academic peer review, and they follow the perspectives of history, historiography, linguistics, philology, archaeology, and ethnology, among other social and humanistic disciplines, without excluding inter- and multidisciplinary focuses, as well as approaches that, from other than the above-mentioned disciplines, are of particular relevance for the study of the culture and language of Nahua peoples.

 

Study, Paleography, and Translation of Nahua Documents

In this section, the journal publishes translations and critical studies of historical documents in the Nahuatl language, the product of original research. The texts included in this section are submitted to double-blind academic peer review. The study and translation of documents can be based on and/or combined focuses from history, linguistics, linguistic anthropology, philology, literary criticism, and translation studies, among others.

 

Book Reviews and Commentaries

Included in this section are reviews of and commentaries on the most important books that have appeared recently in the journal’s field of study. The reviews consist of a description and critical assessment of the works; the commentaries are reflections on one or more books that not only review them, but also offer a broader discussion of the subject matter and issues addressed in the work(s) analyzed.

 

Obituaries

 

The Journal’s Historical Sections:

Bibliography

Student Collaborations in the Nahuatl Culture Seminar

Documents

From the Archives (Estudios Clásicos)

Paleography and Translation of the Florentine Codex

Reviews