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The Seduction of Revolution: Popular Anticlericalism, Predatory Priests, and Reformed Piety in Modern Mexico

Conference on Latin American History 49
Monday, January 5, 2009: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Park Suite 3 (Sheraton New York)
Chair:
Ben W. Fallaw, Colby College
Papers:
The Marriage Factor: Anticlericalism and Social Repugnance in Revolutionary Mexico
Kristin Harper, Morehouse College
Flood Time: Reform, Piety, and Popular Uprising in Nineteenth-Century Tabasco
Terry Rugeley, University of Oklahoma
The Case of the Wayward Priest: Gender, the State, and the Catholic Church during the Mexican Revolution
Stephanie J. Smith, Ohio State University
“A Dangerous Social Cancer, No Other Medicine Exists”: Depravity, Disease, and Dirt in Revolutionary Depictions of Catholicism, 1914–35
Ben W. Fallaw, Colby College
Las Cristeras de Jalisco: Rethinking Gender, Catholicism, and the Revolutionary Process in Mexico, 1926–29
Julian F. Dodson, University of New Mexico
Comment:
Katherine E. Bliss, Georgetown University
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