| Résumé: | Cover -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Negotiating Status through Confraternal Practices -- Javiera Jaque Hidalgo Miguel A. Valerio -- Part I: Indigenous and Black Confraternities in New Spain -- 1. Religious Autonomy and Local Religion among Indigenous Confraternities in Colonial Mexico, Sixteenth-Seventeenth Centuries -- Laura Dierksmeier Universität Tübingen -- 2. Confraternities of People of African Descent in Seventeenth-Century Mexico City -- Cristina Verónica Masferrer León DEAS-INAH -- 3. "Of All Type of Calidad or Color" -- Black Confraternities in a Multiethnic Mexican Parish, 1640-1750 -- Krystle Farman Sweda Independent Scholar -- Part II: Indigenous and Black Confraternities in Peru -- 4. Confraternal "Collections" -- Black and Indigenous Cofradías and the Curation of Religious Life in Colonial Lima -- Ximena Gómez University of Massachusetts Amherst -- 5. "Of Greater Dignity than the Negros" -- Language and In-Group Distinctions within Early Afro-Peruvian Cofradías -- Karen B. Graubart University of Notre Dame -- 6. African-Descent Women and the Limits of Confraternal Devotion in Colonial Lima, Peru -- Tamara J. Walker University of Toronto -- 7. Glaciers, the Colonial Archive and the Brotherhood of the Lord of Quyllur Rit'i -- Angelica Serna Jeri University of New Mexico -- Part III: Indigenous Confraternities in the Southern Cone -- 8. Immigrants' Devotions -- The Incorporation of Andean Amerindians in Santiago de Chile's Confraternities in the Seventeenth Century -- Jaime Valenzuela Márquez Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile -- 9. The Marian Cult as a Resistance Strategy -- The Territorialized Construction of Devotions in the Province of Potosí, Charcas, in the Eighteenth Century -- Candela De Luca IDIHCS/UNLP -- 10. Between Excess and Pleasure.
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