Mayan voices for human rights: displaced Catholics in highland Chiapas

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* Acknowledgments * Chapter 1. Introduction * Chapter 2. Exodus and Genesis: Leaving Chamula, Creating Community in Guadalupe * Chapter 3. Opting for the Poor: The Catholic Diocese of San Cristobal and Human Rights * Chapter 4. The Sin of Westernization: Power, Religion, and Expulsion * Chapter 5. Defining Human Rights in Context: Anthropological, Legal, and Catholic Perspectives * Chapter 6. Respect and Equality: Practicing Rights in Guadalupe * Chapter 7. Our Culture Keeps Us Strong: Conversion and Self-Determination * Chapter 8. Working and Walking to Serve God: Building a Community of Faith * Chapter 9. Conclusion * Notes * Chronology: Key Events in Chiapas, Chamula, and the Diocese of San Cristobal de las Casas * Glossary * References * Index

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