En el presente artículo revisamos el trabajo etnográfico que un misionero franciscano del siglo XVI, fray Jerónimo de Alcalá, realizó por medio de la traducción. Su principal obra, la Relación de Michoacán, constituye uno de los más valiosos manuscritos coloniales de toda América. Para su elaboración recopiló, tradujo y fijó en el papel la tradición oral purépecha, rescatando del olvido el testimonio histórico y antropológico de la riqueza cultural michoacana. El rigor científico de su trabajo de campo, que acometió humildemente como “fiel intérprete” y con mera intención misional, ha hecho de su obra una fuente documental imprescindible.In this article we review the ethnographic work performed by friar Jerónimo de Alcalá, a sixteenth-centu...
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In this article we review the ethnographic work performed by friar Jerónimo de Alcalá, a sixteenthce...
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The Anglican missionaries that worked with the Wichí of the Argentinian Chaco produced good linguist...
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Considering as the object for the analysis the missionary documents and/or texts and observations ma...
Las órdenes religiosas desempeñaron un papel fundamental en la historia cultural del Nuevo Continent...
This paper examines the strategies employed by the first Franciscans in Mexico in order to translate...
Brother Luis Jerónimo de Oré’s Symbolo Catholico Indiano was the most important and authorized sixte...
<p>This dissertation examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of annual reports ...
Los primeros misioneros jesuitas que arribaron al desierto central de la península de Baja Californi...
Three hundred years before the establishment of the discipline of anthropology, a h and ful of friar...
This was a study of an early form of bilingual/bicultural education. It examined how the Franciscans...
In this article we review the ethnographic work performed by friar Jerónimo de Alcalá, a sixteenthce...
Franciscan literature on the Chiriguano missions has often been criticized due to its apologies for ...
A missionary ethnography of the Sauvages : the first franciscan description of the Chiriguano people...
En el contexto de la labor que la misión jesuita desarrolló en Etiopía en los siglos XVI y XVII, el ...
The Anglican missionaries that worked with the Wichí of the Argentinian Chaco produced good linguist...
This article evaluates the importance of the artistic legacy of the Society of Jesus, left within th...
This paper examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of periodical reports from m...
Considering as the object for the analysis the missionary documents and/or texts and observations ma...
Las órdenes religiosas desempeñaron un papel fundamental en la historia cultural del Nuevo Continent...
This paper examines the strategies employed by the first Franciscans in Mexico in order to translate...
Brother Luis Jerónimo de Oré’s Symbolo Catholico Indiano was the most important and authorized sixte...
<p>This dissertation examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of annual reports ...
Los primeros misioneros jesuitas que arribaron al desierto central de la península de Baja Californi...
Three hundred years before the establishment of the discipline of anthropology, a h and ful of friar...
This was a study of an early form of bilingual/bicultural education. It examined how the Franciscans...