Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)

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In the frontier space which sought to protect the city of Buenos Aires from sovereign indigenous groups of la pampa in the 18th century, crown officials were in command of precarious defensive fortresses and developed a policy focused mainly in the exchange of goods, information and captives, altern...

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Autor principal: Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA 2015
Materias:
frontier space
colonial officials
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
espacio fronterizo
funcionarios coloniales
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11791
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Memoria Americana de Universidad de Buenos Aires
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spelling I28-R258-article-117912025-03-22T20:20:29Z Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770) Las relaciones fronterizas en manos de un funcionario obstinado y violento: el capitán José Linares en la frontera del Salto de los Arrecifes (1766-1770) Nacuzzi, Lidia R. frontier space colonial officials José Linares Salto de los Arrecifes espacio fronterizo funcionarios coloniales José Linares Salto de los Arrecifes In the frontier space which sought to protect the city of Buenos Aires from sovereign indigenous groups of la pampa in the 18th century, crown officials were in command of precarious defensive fortresses and developed a policy focused mainly in the exchange of goods, information and captives, alternating between peace treatments and punitive expeditions. The commanders of those fortresses had different personalities and peculiar ideas regarding the day to day treatment towards the “enemigo infiel” -unfaithful enemy- and the tactics employed to control and discipline them, which rely mainly on a tolerant Borbonic policy and certain degree of authority delegation in frontier affairs. The case of José de Linares, commander of Salto, shows how these matters were solved on a daily basis and the conflicts involving Indians, neighbors, troops and superiors he went through while he was able to increase his economic power and social prestige. En el espacio fronterizo que en el siglo XVIII buscaba proteger a la ciudad de Buenos Aires de los grupos indígenas soberanos de la pampa, los funcionarios de la corona española comandaron precarios fuertes defensivos y desplegaron con esos grupos una política enfocada principalmente en intercambiar bienes, informaciones y cautivos de dos maneras alternativas: los acuerdos de paz y las expediciones punitivas.Los comandantes de esos fuertes, resguardados por la amplia tolerancia de la política borbónica y una cierta delegación de autoridad en los asuntos de las fronteras, tuvieron personalidades diversas y concepciones particulares sobre el trato cotidiano hacia “el enemigo infiel” y sobre esas dos formas de disciplinamiento y control. El caso del comandante de Salto, José Linares, ilustra cómo estas cuestiones se resolvían cotidianamente y sobre los conflictos que protagonizó con los indígenas, los vecinos, con sus tropas y sus superiores, a la vez que acumulaba poder económico y buscaba el prestigio social. 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/11791 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol. 23 Núm. 2 (2015); 69-102 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol 23 No 2 (2015); 69-102 1851-3751 0327-5752 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11791/10453
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topic frontier space
colonial officials
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
espacio fronterizo
funcionarios coloniales
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
spellingShingle frontier space
colonial officials
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
espacio fronterizo
funcionarios coloniales
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
topic_facet frontier space
colonial officials
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
espacio fronterizo
funcionarios coloniales
José Linares
Salto de los Arrecifes
author Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
author_facet Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
author_sort Nacuzzi, Lidia R.
title Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
title_short Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
title_full Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
title_fullStr Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
title_full_unstemmed Captain José Linares in Salto de los Arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
title_sort captain josé linares in salto de los arrecifes frontier: a stubborn and violent public official handling frontier relations (1766-1770)
description In the frontier space which sought to protect the city of Buenos Aires from sovereign indigenous groups of la pampa in the 18th century, crown officials were in command of precarious defensive fortresses and developed a policy focused mainly in the exchange of goods, information and captives, alternating between peace treatments and punitive expeditions. The commanders of those fortresses had different personalities and peculiar ideas regarding the day to day treatment towards the “enemigo infiel” -unfaithful enemy- and the tactics employed to control and discipline them, which rely mainly on a tolerant Borbonic policy and certain degree of authority delegation in frontier affairs. The case of José de Linares, commander of Salto, shows how these matters were solved on a daily basis and the conflicts involving Indians, neighbors, troops and superiors he went through while he was able to increase his economic power and social prestige.
publisher Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA
publishDate 2015
url http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/11791
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