The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
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University of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoireo City as Lieux de Memoirelaurence McMahonLAtirtrstfy of Arkansas, FdrtttfliWiFollow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.uark.edu/archuhtỦT Part oi the Architectural History and Criticism Commons, Latin American History Commons,Latin American Studies Commons, and the Religion CommonsRe The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoirecommended CitationMcMahon, Laurence, "The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoưe' (2013). Arduteeture Undergraduate Honors Theses.The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
6.http://scboiarworks.uarlcedu/archuht/6Hue 'Dtccli« brought to you for free and open aoccsc by the Architecture at ScholaAxbrU|2 VARK. It hac been acUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire ichelarsỉuark^du, cctniddle^uarkxdu.The Church of San Francisco, as the oldest and first established by the mendicant Franciscans in Mexico, acts as a repository of the past, collecting and embodying centuries of memories of the city and the congregation It continues to represent. Many factors have The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire contributed to the church's significance; the prestige of its site, the particular splendor of ceremonies and rituals held at both the Church and theThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
chapel of San Jose de los Naturalés, and the liturgical processions which originated there. While the religious syncretism of some churches, especialUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoireequately researched. This project presents a holistic approach to history through memory theory, one which incorporates cross-disciplinary perspectives including sociology and anthropology. This study proposes a diachronic analysis of change and adaptation from the indigenous to the contemporary, th The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoirerough a deep and focused analysis of one site during five periods of time. From its 'beginning's as the Aztec capital to the modern metropolis, the ciThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
ty's fabric is continually being built upon, both metaphorically and literally—paradoxically while the city itself is sinking into the pre-Columbian lUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoiree history of the church. This study does not presume to be a comprehensive architectural history of San Francisco, but it does focus attention on the nexus of memory and architecture over the entire chronology of the church's history during five periods of time. It unpacks the role of architecture i The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoiren perpetuating memory and conversely it explores the role of memory in sustaining architecture. The overriding question this project seeks to addressThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
is: Can the embodied memory or collective consciousness of a group of people be maintained through time in an architectural monument? If so, by what mUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoireve memory goes far beyond space.As a result of this research, this project argues that indigenous builders' memory IS encoded Into structures they create even if they are not the designers, and despite the predilections of time to forget, the durable materiality of architecture embodies memory even The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoirein adverse conditions. Moreover, the public character of architecture and the spaces they create disseminates remembrances more easily than other mediThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
a. These temporally continual efforts are augmented by collective organizations in and around a building, especially during times of social flux. ThesUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoiretheless, however embodied memory may be in a building, the structure and the collective memory it contains is vulnerable to appropriation by those hostile to the history of the building and even to its fabric. In detailing its architectural mnenomic argument, this study of San Francisco uncovers new The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire insights on the local spatial production of memory through architectural culture. For instance, it documents how religious spaces in the capital wereThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
maintained, and how they adapted to contextual changes, and, reciprocally, how the context adapted to them. As sites of memory, sacred buildings suchUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire is being remembered, and whose memory it is. In so doing, the investigation reveals how the mythologies of the indigenous Nahua and the Christian settlers "vibrated" one against the other in architectural form. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, this research describes how Nahua culture maintain The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoireed ownership in religious practice and how it may still remain a force in nurturing the collective memory of the site today. As such, the purpose of tThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
his project IS to examine and analyze the ways in which sacred spaces of Mexico City, specifically the Church of San Francisco, negotiate the urban faUniversity of Arkansas, FayettevilleScholarWorks(fl)UARKArchitecture Undergraduate Honors IhesesArchitecture41395The Church of San Francisco in Mexico The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire such physical evidence might be used to answer broader questions of collective remembrance.Fragmented Memory: The Church of San Francisco, Mexico City, as a Lieu de MémoireA thesis submitted in partial fulfill of the requirements of the Honors Program of the Department of Architecture in the Fay Jo The Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoirenes School of Architecture, University of ArkansasLaurence McMahonRussell RudzinskiAna Pulido RullFall 2012$2012 by Laurence Ellen McMahonAll rights rThe Church of San Francisco in Mexico City as Lieux de Memoire
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