Book VI: Rhetoric and Moral Philosophy

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Book VI: Rhetoric and Moral Philosophy is a section of the Florentine Codex that examines Nahua (Aztec) principles of eloquent speech, ethical conduct, and moral instruction as recorded by Bernardino de Sahagún and his Indigenous collaborators.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book section
colonial-era Nahua source
ethnographic text
part of codex
aimsTo document indigenous moral teachings
preserve Nahua intellectual traditions
associatedWith Franciscan missionary scholarship
colonial New Spain
contains dialogues
formal speeches
moral maxims
cultureDocumented Aztec NERFINISHED
Nahua NERFINISHED
educationalFunction guide for proper speech
guide for virtuous behavior
instruction for Nahua youth
focusesOn Nahua moral philosophy
Nahua rhetoric
eloquent speech
ethical conduct
moral instruction
genre didactic literature
ethnography
hasAuthor Bernardino de Sahagún NERFINISHED
hasContributor Indigenous Nahua collaborators
historicalPeriodDocumented pre-Hispanic central Mexico
isPartOfSeries Historia general de las cosas de la Nueva España NERFINISHED
language Classical Nahuatl NERFINISHED
Spanish
medium manuscript
partOf Florentine Codex NERFINISHED
records Nahua speeches
didactic discourses
moral exhortations
parental admonitions
relatedDiscipline anthropology
history of ideas
philosophy
rhetoric
religiousContext Christian missionary project
script Latin alphabet
subject advice literature
ethical precepts
moral education
oratory
social norms

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Florentine Codex hasPart Book VI: Rhetoric and Moral Philosophy