Romy Kohler

Author · 1 book

Romy Köhler is an anthropologist specializing in Amerindian studies. She published an edited volume on cultural constructions of the “indigenous” across different political contexts and from a diachronic perspective. Her academic work focused on the early globalization of Catholic religion in colonial New Spain and on a 1547 source written in alphabetic Nahuatl.

Books

Handbuch Kindertrauer

Thorsten Adelt, Katrin Beerwerth, Detlef Bongartz, Corinna Bergelt, Hubertus Busch, Reinhard Buyer, Annette Dobroschke, Esther Fischinger, Christian Fleck, Christine Fleck-Bohaumilitzky, Ursula Fülbier, Andrea Gasper-Paetz, Andrea Henseler, Dennis Klass, Romy Kohler, Susanne Kraft, Franziska Kühne, Jürgen Langer, Heiner Melching, Monika Müller, Chris Paul, Lukas Radbruch, Lana Reb, Petra Rechenberg, Stefan Reichelt, Franziska Röseberg, Mechthild Schroeter-Rupieper, Georg Schwikart, Phyllis R. Silverman, Margaret Stroebe, Maria Traut, Sabine Trautmann-Voigt, Stephanie Witt-Loers, David Trickey, Heike Brüggemann, Alison Penny, Bianca Senf, Sam Silverman, Robert A. Neimeyer, David W. Kissane, Julie Stokes, Elizabeth Rolls, Frank Schulz-Kindermann, Tall Katz-Biletzky, Frances Dominica, Christine Young, Monika Schneider, Nicole Nolden, Marita Lammertz, Bettina Hagedorn, Kirsten Fay, Raymond Voltz, Annette Wagner, Katrin Döveling, Betty Davies, Donna L. Schuurman, Djura Többen, Ute Brunne, Franziska Röseberg, Monika Müller