2nd edition: unam-Mexico, 2011 Size: 6.3 in x 8.66 in Series: México Nación Multicultural ISBN: 970-32-1674-9 MSRP $13.95 By the same author Informe de evaluación del primer decenio internacional de los pueblos indígenas del mundo 1995-2004 Carlos Zolla, coordinador Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Los pueblos indígenas de México. 100 Preguntas The Indigenous Peoples of Mexico Carlos Zolla and Emiliano Zolla Márquez “This is a most interesting interdisciplinary tool responding to many questions about multicultural society in this country” Indians, indigenous peoples, Native Americans? What differentiates languages from dialects? What is multiculturalism? These are the kind of questions making up the more than 400 pages of this indispensable book, which systematizes questions about indigenous themes in Mexico. About the author Carlos Zolla, a renown anthropologist, was born in Argentina, but obtained Mexican citizenship after 1976. His interest in studying the indigenous peoples of Mexico has made him one of most important authorities on the topic. The center of debate for the bulk of his works is the importance of the original peoples for the integral development of the country. Emiliano Zolla Márquez, a young historian born in Mexico City in 1978, has come to demonstrate a genuine interest in the ethnic and linguistic multiculturalism of our country. His work is imbued with academic rigor and seriousness, and absolute commitment. Author’s Awards “Othón de Mendizábal” award from inah to the best investigation of anthropology “30 personajes que transforman a México” Award in the Human Category Readership • Sociologists • Students and professors of other cultures 22 www.libros.unam.mx Sociology José del Val • By way of a clever play between questions and answers, the authors manage to perk the reader’s interest in indigenous themes. It is coordinator and profesor of Programa Universitario México Nación Multicultural, unam.
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