Introduction : subjectivity and fieldwork among Kaqchikel vendors -- Ch. 1. Guatemala as a living history museum -- Ch. 2. Place and people in a transnational borderzone city -- Ch. 3. Antigua Tipica markets and identity interaction -- Ch. 4. Mercado de Artesania Compania de Jesus and the politics of vending -- Ch. 5. Gendered marketplace and household reorganization -- Ch. 6. The places Kaqchikel Maya vendors call home -- Ch. 7. Home as a place of exhibition and performance in San Antonio Aguas Calientes -- Ch. 8. Marketing Maya culture in Santa Catarina Palopo -- Conclusion : traditions and commodities
Notes
"Chapter 7 is a revision of "Home as a Place of Exhibition and Performance: Mayan Household Transformation in Guatemala," which was previously published in Ethnology (The University of Pittsburgh) 39 (2): 163\-181."