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Description: This web exhibit presents an online edition of the facsimile of the “Popol Wuj” providing the Mayan peoples with access to the oldest surviving written version of their tzijs in a digital version available on the internet. This online edition seeks to confer recognition and respect to this manuscript which, even though it is written in a different form than that of the original pre-colonial records, is still one of the cornerstones for the development of new ideas, studies, and epistemological visions. This digital edition will allow native peoples and scholars to work directly with Father Ximénez’s manuscript, leading to debates about handwriting, spelling, and the polemics of the boundaries of meanings and interpretations. The web site is written in K’iche’, as well as in Spanish and English, as a way of amending a long tradition of negligence to Mayan and native peoples in general. NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Mayan Culture
Group: Latin American Studies
Creator: The Ohio State University, The Ohio State University Libraries
Date: 2011
Contributor: Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Center for Latin American Studies, Newberry Library, Chicago, IL, Dr. Carlos M. López, Professor, Marshall University, Guatemalan Academy of Mayan Languages
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