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100 v CONTENTS A New Overview of Penitentes and Marranos in the New World. 93 The Fourth Influence: Marranos and Crypto-Jews. MARRANOS, PENITENTES, AND THE BAROQUE ANAMORPHOSES IN ACTION. 57 A Further Speculation: or, A Shot in the Dark. 53 Aztec, Mexican, Pueblo, Shamanistic Rites and Secret Societies among Native Americans. 29 New Distinctions: Marranos, Crypto-Jews and Pseudo-Jews. 7 More Theoretical and Methodological Problems. 1 The Theoretical Problem of the Penitentes. Archuleta Copyright © 2009 Academic Studies Press All rights reserved ISBN 978-1-93 Book design by Yuri Alexandrov Published by Academic Studies Press in 2009 28 Montfern Avenue Brighton, MA 02135, USA Marranos on the Moradas CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. Archuleta’s Land of the Penitentes and Eppie Archuleta and the Tale of Juan de la Burra, reproduced courtesy of El Jefe, R. F790.J5S56 2008 979'.004924 - dc22 2008052933 Photographs and drawings by permission from the private collection of Ruben E. Southwest, New - Religious life and customs. Hermanos Penitentes - Southwest, New - Religion. Hermanos Penitentes - Southwest, New - History. Marranos - Southwest, New - Social life and customs. Marranos - Southwest, New - Religious life. (Judaism and Jewish life) ISBN 978-1-93 1. Marranos on the moradas : secret Jews and Penitentes in the southwestern United States, from 1590 to 1890 / Norman Simms.

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MARRANOS ON THE MORADAS JUDAISM AND JEWISH LIFE EDITORIAL BOARD Geoffrey Alderman (University of Buckingham, Great Britain) Herbert Basser (Queens University, Canada) Donatella Ester Di Cesare (Università “La Sapienza,” Italy) Roberta Rosenberg Farber (Yeshiva University, New York), Series Editor Associate Simcha Fishbane (Touro College, New York), Series Editor Meir Bar Ilan (Bar Ilan University, Israel) Andreas Nachama (Touro College, Berlin) Ira Robinson (Concordia University, Montreal) Nissan Rubin (Bar Ilan University, Israel) Susan Starr Sered (Suffolk University, Boston) Reeva Spector Simon (Yeshiva University, New York) MARRANOS ON THE MORADAS SECRET JEWS AND PENITENTES IN THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES FROM 1590 TO 1890 NORMAN SIMMS Boston 2009 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Simms, Norman Toby. Simms uses rabbinics, literary analyses, psychohistory, and cultural anthropology to consolidate a history of mentalities. This book disentangles the web, redefines the terms, and creates new contexts in which these groups are viewed with respect and sympathy without idealizing or slandering them. Both peoples have a complex, shared history. Marranos, an ambiguous and complicated population of Sephardic descendants, claim to be anousim. The Penitentes are a lay Catholic brotherhood that practices bloody rites of self-flagellation and crucifixion, but claim this is a misrepresentation and that they are a community and a charitable organization. Both now declare their true identities, yet raise hostility. Two groups were persecuted over the course of four hundred years in what is now the southwestern United States, each dissimulating and disguising who they truly were.

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