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New Article by Dr. Katarzyna Szoblik and Dr. Katarzyna Granica in The Americas

Katarzyna Szoblik stands in front of a bookshelf filled with books, smiling and holding a tan-colored book.

Have you ever wondered whether a Christian hymn could carry traces of an older Indigenous worldview? 🤔 At first glance, the Female Song for the Resurrection of Our Lord appears to be a Christian hymn. Yet a closer reading reveals deep continuities with pre-Hispanic Nahua religious thought, cosmology, and ritual language.

Sounds interesting? 📖 If so, you have to read the new article ✨Unveiling Indigenous Worldview in ‘Female Song for the Resurrection of Our Lord✨ by our TEOTL team member Dr. Katarzyna Szoblik and by Dr. Katarzyna Granicka, recently published in The Americas!

Link to the article 🔗 

The article is part of the SONATA project funded by the National Science Centre, Poland 🇵🇱✨ and is available in open access.