No. 61 (2019): Especial Etnohistoria

Published: 2019-06-22

Presentation

Politics, representations, networks and transits. Contributions for the study of the Southern Andes (15-20 centuries)

Soledad Carmina González Díaz

3-4
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Artículos

The Incas as model of subjection. Gobierno del Perú and the ethnographic writing of the colonial judge of Charcas, Juan de Matienzo (1567)

Germán Adolfo Morong Reyes, Víctor Mauricio Brangier Peñailillo

5-26
- PDF (Spanish)
Narration and argumentation in the Historia índica (1572) by Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa

Soledad Carmina González Díaz, Joaquín Zuleta Carrandi

27-47
- PDF (Spanish)
Between heaven and hell: confraternities of indians in Cusco and the iconographic program of postrimerías (16th and 17th Centuries)

Paula Alejandra Martínez Sagredo, Alberto Diaz Araya

49-71
- PDF (Spanish)
Colonial rock art in the corregimientos of Tarapacá and Atacama. Initial comparative issues

Marco Antonio Arenas Campos, Bosco González Jimenez, Jose Luis Martinez Cereceda

73-109
- PDF (Spanish)
" Beings those of depraved customs”: Cholos and Andean Indians in Chilean testimonies during the War of the Pacific (1879 – 1884)

Patricio Orlando Ibarra Cifuentes

111-133
- PDF (Spanish)
Magazines Zig-Zag: graphic reports and otherness on the indigenous population of the new frontier northern Chile (1905-1930)

Rodrigo Daniel Ruz, Luis Alberto Galdames, Michel Eduardo Meza

135-153
- PDF (Spanish)
Looking for the encomendero. Lucas Martínez Vegaso, the administration of justice And the networks of colonial power. Tarapacá, 16th Century

Luis Miguel Glave, Alberto Díaz Araya

155-176
- PDF (Spanish)
Family strategies, legal practice and community of memory. The descendants of Tito Alonso Atauchi and Viracocha Inca in Charcas, XVI-XVIII Centuries

Nelson Mario Castro Flores

177-198
- PDF (Spanish)
Baptise, name, legitimise, be a godparent. The Christian baptism in indigenous populations. Altos de Arica, 1763-1833

Xochitl Guadalupe Inostroza Ponce

199-218
- PDF (Spanish)
From Inca province to repartimiento: Tarapaca in the XVth and XVIth centuries (South Central Andes)

Simon Urbina, Mauricio Uribe, Carolina Agüero, Colleen Zori

219-252
- PDF (Spanish)
Territories and traditional workshops. Qeros, aquillas and matis colonial andean (16Th and 17th centuries)

María Carolina Odone

253-274
- PDF (Spanish)
Political, social and economic changes in relation to fishing and extraction of guano on the coast of Arica and Tarapacá: sixteenth to early nineteenth century

Jorge Alfredo Hidalgo Lehuedé, Priscilla Cecilia Cisternas Alvarado, Julio César Aguilar Hidalgo

275-298
- PDF (Spanish)

No. 61 (2019): Especial Etnohistoria

Presentation

Politics, representations, networks and transits. Contributions for the study of the Southern Andes (15-20 centuries)

Artículos

The Incas as model of subjection. Gobierno del Perú and the ethnographic writing of the colonial judge of Charcas, Juan de Matienzo (1567)

Narration and argumentation in the Historia índica (1572) by Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa

Between heaven and hell: confraternities of indians in Cusco and the iconographic program of postrimerías (16th and 17th Centuries)

Colonial rock art in the corregimientos of Tarapacá and Atacama. Initial comparative issues

" Beings those of depraved customs”: Cholos and Andean Indians in Chilean testimonies during the War of the Pacific (1879 – 1884)

Magazines Zig-Zag: graphic reports and otherness on the indigenous population of the new frontier northern Chile (1905-1930)

Looking for the encomendero. Lucas Martínez Vegaso, the administration of justice And the networks of colonial power. Tarapacá, 16th Century

Family strategies, legal practice and community of memory. The descendants of Tito Alonso Atauchi and Viracocha Inca in Charcas, XVI-XVIII Centuries

Baptise, name, legitimise, be a godparent. The Christian baptism in indigenous populations. Altos de Arica, 1763-1833

From Inca province to repartimiento: Tarapaca in the XVth and XVIth centuries (South Central Andes)

Territories and traditional workshops. Qeros, aquillas and matis colonial andean (16Th and 17th centuries)

Political, social and economic changes in relation to fishing and extraction of guano on the coast of Arica and Tarapacá: sixteenth to early nineteenth century

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No. 61 (2019): Especial Etnohistoria

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