En este libro diferentes autores analizan las manera en que el mexicano ha expresado plásticamente las ideas sobre la vida, la muerte y la transfiguración a lo largo de la historia

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Introducción
Algunas representaciones de los elementos que dan lugar a la vida en el pensamiento cosmogónico mesoamericano
Cosmovisión mexica y modo de producción
El concepto de muerte entre los pobladores de la antigua Tula
La representación de la muerte en el sitio arqueológico de Tehuacán, Puebla
Los penates mixtecos. La transfiguración de los antepasados
Algunas formas iconográficas de la muerte en la época prehispánica
Las flores y la vida en el mundo prehispánico
Vida y muerte en el tonalámatl
La transfiguración de Xólotl
El sacrificio y la muerte en Filo-Bobos, Veracruz. Un ensayo iconográfico
Piras funerarias y mitos mortuorios reales en la ciudad de Zacatecas
Las cruces del poniente del Valle de México. Vida, muerte y resurrección
Los intangibles caminos del alma
Como te ves me vi...
Muerte y duelo en la Nueva España
Lágrimas solares por el último de los Austria
Homenaje a Tánatos por encargo. Aproximación a la lectura de imágenes de la serie Santa Ana muerta, del pintor Manuel Rodríguez Lozano (1894-1971)
Los sentidos de la muerte. De las imágenes judeocristianas al arte alternativo en México

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