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Lovato Reviews Santa Fe's History, From The Anasazi To The Present-day Tourist Boom. In Attempting To Define The City's Cultural Identity, He Includes Excerpts Front Interviews With Some Of New Mexico's Intelligentsia. Other Interviews Help Examine The Santa Fe Fiesta And The City's Identity As An Art Market. The Concluding Chapter, Which Considers Tourism's General Impact, Features Discussions Of Authenticity, The Impact Of Tourism On Native Cultures, The Relationship Of Tourism To Development, And The Political Dimension Of Tourism.--jacket. Santa Fe Historical Background -- Anasazi Period -- The Beginning Of Spanish Expansionism -- Spanish Exploration And Colonization In The Southwest -- The Pueblo Revolt -- Spanish Reconquest -- Spanish Resettlement 1693-1821 -- The Santa Fe Mexican Period -- U.s. Occupation -- Contemporary Santa Fe -- The Santa Fe Tourism Boom -- Santa Fe Hispanic Cultural Identity -- Historical Overview Of Santa Fe Hispanic Self-identification -- Defining Santa Fe Hispanic Cultural Identity: Roberto Mondragon -- Orlando Romero -- Ana Pacheco -- Tom Chavez -- Rudolfo Anaya -- Fr. Jerome Martinez Y Alire -- Dr. Edward T. Hall -- Santa Fe Culture From A Citizen'

Author

Lovato, Andrew Leo, 1955-

Publisher

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780826332264

Subjects

Sociology, History, Humanities