Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- About the Companion Website www.oup.com/us/embodyingmexico -- Part I: Setting the Scene: Many Mexicos -- Introduction -- 1. Beyond Your Expectations: Twenty-First-Century Mexico -- 2. Discursive Communities: Performism, Nationalism, and Tourism -- Part II: Tracing Ninety Years of Performism -- 3. Forging the Nation: The Postrevolutionary Years -- 4. Appropriation and Incorporation: From Island Village to Capital City -- 5. Destination Lake Pátzcuaro: Creating a Tourist Attraction with an Island and Night of the Dead -- 6. Authentic Mexican Dances: In the Palace of Fine Arts and Across the National Border -- 7. Films, Visual Images, and Folklórico: Belonging, Difference, and Bodies -- 8. Experiencing Night of the Dead : Festivals, Contests, and Souvenirs -- 9. Disseminating The Old Men : Mexico City, Europe, the World -- 10. Keeping It Local: Reappropriation, Migration, and the Zacán Festival -- Part III: Embodiment, Photographs, and Economics -- 11. In the Body: Indigenous Corporeality, Work, and Interpretation -- 12. Capturing Bodies: Postcards, Advertising, and the World's Fair -- 13. Celebrating and Consuming Bodies: Economic and Symbolic Production -- Epilogue: Embodied Connections in the Twenty-First Century -- Appendix 1: The Dance of the Old Men: Choreology and Music -- Appendix 2: Interviews, Personal Communication, and Institutional Support -- Appendix 3: Governmental Institutions and Departments -- Notes -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.