Huichol conceptions of the soul
article 1967 Furst, Peter T.

HuicholMiddle America and the Caribbean > Northern Mexico
During fieldwork conducted in the mid-1960s the author found that traditional Huichol religion remained fundamentally unaltered by Christian influence. The Huichol continued to recognize a number of pre-Christian gods, divine beings, ancestral spirit...

Myth as history, history as myth
essay 1996 Furst, Peter T.

HuicholMiddle America and the Caribbean > Northern Mexico
This document revisits the centrality of peyote in Huichol origin mythology, religiosity, and identity. Drawing on a range of historical and ethnographic evidence, the author shows that peyote has been widely employed as a visionary sacrament and pat...

Introduction
essay 1996 Schaefer, Stacy B. & Furst, Peter T.

HuicholMiddle America and the Caribbean > Northern Mexico
This document covers some of the factors that have allowed the Huichol to retain their pre-Christian religion with few accommodations to the dominant Catholic faith. The most important reason is the centrality of traditional Huichol religion—an enorm...

Konrad Theodor Preuss (1869-1938) on the Huichols
essay 1996 Preuss, Konrad Theodor & Furst, Peter T.

HuicholMiddle America and the Caribbean > Northern Mexico
This work documents aspects of Huichol culture and economy as observed during travels by the author from 1905 to 1907. While much of the discussion is devoted to the author’s own adventures, portions include first-hand accounts of organized ceremonia...

Bibliography
essay 1996 Schaefer, Stacy B. & Furst, Peter T.

HuicholMiddle America and the Caribbean > Northern Mexico
This document provides bibliographic references for chapters in the edited volume [i]People of the Peyote[/i], including: Casillas Romo and Chávez (1996), Franz (1996), Furst (1996), Lemaistre (1996), Preuss (1996), Schaefer (1996 "The cosmos contain...