Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"

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The colonization of the far South of America entailed numerous policies of interaction between the newcomers and local native groups. Although the Spanish crown had a bureaucratic apparatus and specific institutions -army, encomiendas, Indian villages, peace treaties, among others- to achieve Indige...

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Autores principales: Nacuzzi, Lidia R., Lucaioli, Carina P.
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA 2015
Materias:
boder spaces
colonial officials
indigenous groups
18th century
espacios de frontera
funcionarios coloniales
grupos indígenas
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11788
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spelling I28-R258-article-117882025-03-22T20:22:17Z Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials" Reflexiones sobre el dossier “Pensando las fronteras coloniales americanas desde la gestión de sus funcionarios” Nacuzzi, Lidia R. Lucaioli, Carina P. boder spaces colonial officials indigenous groups 18th century espacios de frontera funcionarios coloniales grupos indígenas The colonization of the far South of America entailed numerous policies of interaction between the newcomers and local native groups. Although the Spanish crown had a bureaucratic apparatus and specific institutions -army, encomiendas, Indian villages, peace treaties, among others- to achieve Indigenous subjugation and the effective occupation of the territory, the implementation of these mechanisms of domination varied notably across the border areas. The crown's difficulties in exercising homogeneous and rigorous control over the vast territory it sought to control -even after the attempt prompted by the Bourbon reforms- allowed the officials in power to define their own interests and implement, more or less creatively, original modes of interaction with ethnic groups and their leaders. This particularity contributed to the borders of each jurisdiction manifesting specific historical characteristics; on this occasion, the focus will be on some of these colonial officials. La colonización del extremo sur Americano conllevó numerosas políticas de interacción entre los recién llegados y los grupos nativos locales. Aunque la corona española contaba con un aparato burocrático e instituciones específicas -ejército, encomiendas, pueblos de indios, tratados de paz, entre otros- para lograr el sometimiento indígena y la ocupación efectiva del territorio, la implementación de esos dispositivos de dominación varió notablemente en los espacios de frontera. Las dificultades de la corona para ejercer un control homogéneo y riguroso en el extenso territorio que pretendía controlar -incluso después del intento impulsado por las reformas borbónicas- permitió a los funcionarios de turno definir sus propios intereses e implementar, más o menos creativamente, originales modalidades de interacción con los grupos étnicos y sus líderes. Esta particularidad contribuyó a que las fronteras de cada jurisdicción manifestaran características históricas específicas; en esta ocasión la mirada estará puesta sobre algunos de esos funcionarios coloniales. Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA 2015-12-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11788 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol. 23 Núm. 2 (2015); 7-27 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol 23 No 2 (2015); 7-27 1851-3751 0327-5752 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11788/10452
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colonial officials
indigenous groups
18th century
espacios de frontera
funcionarios coloniales
grupos indígenas
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colonial officials
indigenous groups
18th century
espacios de frontera
funcionarios coloniales
grupos indígenas
Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
Lucaioli, Carina P.
Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
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colonial officials
indigenous groups
18th century
espacios de frontera
funcionarios coloniales
grupos indígenas
author Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
Lucaioli, Carina P.
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Lucaioli, Carina P.
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title Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
title_short Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
title_full Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
title_fullStr Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
title_full_unstemmed Reflections on the dossier "Thinking about American colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
title_sort reflections on the dossier "thinking about american colonial borders from the perspective of their officials"
description The colonization of the far South of America entailed numerous policies of interaction between the newcomers and local native groups. Although the Spanish crown had a bureaucratic apparatus and specific institutions -army, encomiendas, Indian villages, peace treaties, among others- to achieve Indigenous subjugation and the effective occupation of the territory, the implementation of these mechanisms of domination varied notably across the border areas. The crown's difficulties in exercising homogeneous and rigorous control over the vast territory it sought to control -even after the attempt prompted by the Bourbon reforms- allowed the officials in power to define their own interests and implement, more or less creatively, original modes of interaction with ethnic groups and their leaders. This particularity contributed to the borders of each jurisdiction manifesting specific historical characteristics; on this occasion, the focus will be on some of these colonial officials.
publisher Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA
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