In the passage of XVIIIth century the tendency of the Indians of northwest New Spain, living under Jesuit administration, was to assume an attitude contrary to the standards and values of the missionary system, in rejection to the deprivations inherent to their subordination to jesuit missionaries. The central interest of this work is the study of the main reasons of such opposition: the continuous flights of the Indians to different and contradictional destinations. One were the mining centers to which they were attracted because of a better standard of living; the other were the refuge zones, remote places of difficult access to all Spaniards, where the Indians tried to live in the fringe area of colonial domination. When any of this grou...
La hipótesis general de esta tesis consiste en que la región de Chiquitos, sus pobladores indígenas ...
El problema general que guía esta investigación es el de las transformaciones de las sociedades indí...
This article explores the vertical aspects of the Jesuit confraternity system in the thirty communit...
In the 18th century, Guaycuru Indian population (mocovies, abipones, mbayas and tobas peoples) sett...
The mission by reduction was a practice widely used by the priests of the Society of Jesus on their ...
At the beginning of the 1720s, the government of New Spain set the processes in motion to solidify t...
International audienceIn Spanish America, the settling process, that is to be living permanently in ...
La provincia de Arica durante el siglo XVIII estaba habitada por una sociedad compleja en la que se ...
In this paper we present the role played by the Jesuits in the process of colonization and expansion...
In this study seeks to show how were imposing in the missions of Guarani Indians a restructuring in ...
This paper examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of periodical reports from m...
Sulla base dell'analisi dell'esperienza missionaria dei gesuiti nell'America spagnola tra XVI e XVII...
Resumen: A mediados del siglo XVII hallamos en ciudades como Corrientes, Santa Fe o Asunción, a indi...
In this paper I expose the essential characteristics of the Indian republics established in Jesuit m...
The goal of this article is to shed light into the process through which a considerable part of the ...
La hipótesis general de esta tesis consiste en que la región de Chiquitos, sus pobladores indígenas ...
El problema general que guía esta investigación es el de las transformaciones de las sociedades indí...
This article explores the vertical aspects of the Jesuit confraternity system in the thirty communit...
In the 18th century, Guaycuru Indian population (mocovies, abipones, mbayas and tobas peoples) sett...
The mission by reduction was a practice widely used by the priests of the Society of Jesus on their ...
At the beginning of the 1720s, the government of New Spain set the processes in motion to solidify t...
International audienceIn Spanish America, the settling process, that is to be living permanently in ...
La provincia de Arica durante el siglo XVIII estaba habitada por una sociedad compleja en la que se ...
In this paper we present the role played by the Jesuits in the process of colonization and expansion...
In this study seeks to show how were imposing in the missions of Guarani Indians a restructuring in ...
This paper examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of periodical reports from m...
Sulla base dell'analisi dell'esperienza missionaria dei gesuiti nell'America spagnola tra XVI e XVII...
Resumen: A mediados del siglo XVII hallamos en ciudades como Corrientes, Santa Fe o Asunción, a indi...
In this paper I expose the essential characteristics of the Indian republics established in Jesuit m...
The goal of this article is to shed light into the process through which a considerable part of the ...
La hipótesis general de esta tesis consiste en que la región de Chiquitos, sus pobladores indígenas ...
El problema general que guía esta investigación es el de las transformaciones de las sociedades indí...
This article explores the vertical aspects of the Jesuit confraternity system in the thirty communit...