List of Illustrations
Timeline of Events
Acknowledgments
Introduction. The Role of Anti-Catholicism in the Mexican Revolution
Jürgen Buchenau and David S. Dalton
Section I. Anti-Catholicism in Government
Chapter One. Plutarco Elías Calles: Patriarch of Revolutionary Anti-Catholicism
Jürgen Buchenau
Chapter Two. Lawyers, Guns and Money: Revolution, Religion, and Authoritarianism in Tabasco, Mexico, 1920–1936
Sarah Osten
Chapter Three. Educating Anti-Catholicism: Manuel Gamio, Indigenismo, and Secular Redemption
David S. Dalton
Section II. Popular Anti-Catholicism
Chapter Four. A Gendered Anticlericalism: Feminist Intellectuals, Sexuality, and the Mexican Revolution
Elissa J. Rashkin
Chapter Five. “Desfanatizar y Desalcoholizar la Población:” The Interrelated Anti-Catholic and Anti-Alcohol Campaigns
Gretchen Pierce
Section III. Alternatives to Catholicism
Chapter Six. The Germ of Fanaticism: Anti-Catholicism, Scientism, and Tabasconization, c. 1925–1935
Ben Fallaw
Chapter Seven. From Heaven to Earth: Rivera, Siqueiros, and the Mexican Muralist project
Héctor Jaimes
Chapter Eight. Immigrant Religious Communities in an Anti-Catholic Context: Mormons and Mennonites Petition the Mexican State, 1928–1936
Rebecca Janzen
Afterword. The Ever-Cooling Worlds of Mexican Anti-Catholicism
Matthew Butler
Glossary
List of Contributors
