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Historians and anthropologists sometimes need to translate or to use translations in order to have access to sources written in other languages. Mexican historiography is one such case. Indeed, a good part of what we know about pre-Hispanic times has been revealed through translations. How the two most prominent Mexican Mesoamericanists have approached translation will be the focus of this work.Historiens et anthropologues doivent à l’occasion traduire ou utiliser des traductions pour avoir accès aux sources écrites dans d’autres langues. L’historiographie mexicaine illustre bien la chose. En fait, une partie non négligeable de ce que nous savons sur la période préhispanique nous a été révélée par des traductions. Dans ce travail, j’analyse la façon dont les deux principaux mésoaméricanistes mexicains abordent la traduction

Translation in Historiography: The Garibay/León-Portilla Complex and the Making of a Pre-Hispanic Past*