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Documenting Latin America, Volume 1

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ISBN-10: 0132085089

ISBN-13: 9780132085083

Edition: 2011

Authors: Leo Garofalo, Erin O'Connor

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For courses on the History of Latin America and the History of Colonial Latin America, Documenting Latin America focuses on the central themes of race, gender, and politics.These themes are especially important for understanding and evaluating the history of Latin America, where identities were forged out of the conflicts, negotiations, and intermixing of peoples from Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Documentary sources provide readers with the tools to develop a broad understanding of the course of Latin American social, cultural, and political history. Drawing upon labor, biographical, economic, and military histories, the book offers a unique blend of perspectives of history from both…    
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Book details

List price: $101.95
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Pearson Higher Education & Professional Group
Publication date: 7/27/2010
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 312
Size: 6.75" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 1.276
Language: English

Thematic Index
Preface
Introduction: "Doing" Latin American History in the Age of Nation States
Maps
Imperial Aspirations and the Limits of Colonial Domination
Introduction to Section
Christopher Columbus Evaluates Indigenous Societies
Politics, Gender, and the Conquest of Mexico
Afro-Iberian Sailors, Soldiers, Traders, and Thieves on the Spanish Main
A Case of Contested Identity: Domingo Pÿrez, Indigenous Immigrant in Ciudad Real, Chiapas
Runaways Establish Maroon Communities in the Hinterland of Brazil
Church, Society, and Colonial Rule
Introduction to Section
European Priests Discuss Ruling Indigenous and African Peoples
Fray Alonso de Espinosa's Report on Pacifying the Fugitive Slaves of the Pacific Coast
Blending New and Old Beliefs in Mexico and the Andes
Patrimony and Patriarchy in a Colonial Mexican Confraternity
Spiritual Directions: Gender, Piety, and Friendship in Late Colonial Mexico
Finding a Place within Colonial Hierarchies
Introduction to Section
African Women's Possessions: Inquisition Inventories in Cartagena de Indias
The Pious and Honorable Life of Ana Juana of Cochabamba (1675)
Obeying the Heart and Obeying the Church
Black Hierarchies and Power in Colonial Recife, Brazil
Challenging Colonial and Cultural Norms
Introduction to Section
A Romance of Early-Modern Mexico City: Self Interest and Everyday Life in Colonial New Spain
Ambitious Women in a "Man's World"
Costume and Custom: the Social Significance of Female Dress in Colonial Potosü
To Change the Fate of All Women: Charges of Witchcraft Against Juana de Mayo
On Her Deathbed: Beyond the Stereotype of the Powerless Indigenous Woman
The Age of Reform
Introduction to Section
20)Official Paintings Seek to Classify People in a Complex Society
CreoleTown Councils Fear Change from Above and Below
The Politics of Petty Commerce: Who Defines the Public Good?
Indians Do Everything (an Otomü poem)
High Clergy Warns the Crown of Popular Discontent
The Age of Transformation and Revolt, 1780-1825
Introduction to Section
Indian Leaders Tupac Amaru and Micaela Bastidas Fight to End Spanish Rule
Father Josÿ Marüa Morelos and Visions of Mexican Independence
The Many Views of Simòn Bolüvar
Forging a Guerrilla Republic
Slavery, Race, and Citizenship in the Empire of Brazil: Debates in the Constituent Assembly of 1823
Empire, Loyalty, and Race: Militiamen of Color in Nineteenth-Century Cuba
Glossary