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Malintzin'S Choices: An Indian Woman In The Conquest Of Mexico (Dilogos),New Zatsiorsky This Guide Explores Shamanismthe World'SMalintzin Was The Indigenous Woman Who Translated For Hernando Corts In His Dealings With The Aztec Emperor Moctezuma In The Days Of 1519 To 1521. 'Malintzin,' At Least, Was What The Indians Called Her. The Spanish Called Her Doa Marina, And She Has Become Known To Posterity As La Malinche. As Malinche, She Has Long Been Regarded As A Traitor To Her People, A Dangerously Sexy, Scheming Woman Who Gave Corts Whatever He Wanted Out Of Her Own