Changes in Ethical Worldviews of Spanish Missionaries in Mexico : An Ethical Transition From Sight to Touch in the 16th and 17th Centuries
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A cross-disciplinary analysis of texts from two moments in Spanish writing about Mexican missions between the mid-sixteenth century and the early seventeenth century. The analysis identifies a change in worldviews between these two moments and attempts to explain this change through a shift from a model of vision to a model of touch. Changes in Ethical Worldviews of Spanish Missionaries in Mexico: An Ethical Transition from Sight to Touch in the 16th and 17th Centuries Copyright Dedication Contents General Editor’s Foreword Acknowledgments List of Figures and Tables Glossary of Foreign Terms Introduction 1 Conversion and an Ethical Worldview 2 Methodology 3 Authors of the Historical Sources 1 From Sight to Touch in the Ethical Narrative 1.1 Earth, Body, and Clothes 1.2 The Body 1.3 Poverty 1.4 Identity and Will 1.5 Sight, Touch and Free Will – A Summary 2 Two Ethical Systems: Example and Mystery 2.1 The Beautiful and the True 2.2 From Example to Mystery (‘ejemplo’‘misterio’) –To Learn from a Human Story 2.3 Self-identity and Historical Memory–Homeland, Family, and History 2.4 Moral Particularism and the Ethical Dispute 3 Cruelty 3.1 Cruelty in the SixteenthCentury – the Object of Cruelty 3.2 Cruelty in the SeventeenthCentury – Torquemada and the Cruelty of Sacrifice – the Story of the Goddess Toci 3.3 Cruelty, Dominion/Rule, and Justice Conclusion Bibliography Index
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