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Work, Protest, and Identity in Twentieth-Century Latin America (review)

Fascinating references to ethnically mixed fiestas, cofradías, and witchcraft abound, yet the documents offer no clear picture of the folk Catholicism that evolved in the missions’ wake. And despite the author’s keen eye for gender, as well as certain “tantalizing glimpses of women’s roles” (p. 65), her sources reveal little on the subject, confirming once again the depth of the colonial patriarchy.