Castes and the populace: versions and perversions of the Indian in the colonial and Spanish American narrative of the eighteen century
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https://doi.org/10.18537/puc.22.08Keywords:
Estudios coloniales, Catolicismo ilustrado hispanoameri-cano, Pensamiento crítico y literario latinoamericano, Historias NaturalesAbstract
In the delegation of the colonial power on the part of the Spaniards to the American or Creole Spaniards, the episteme and the axes of the crisis were transferred from the colonial system to the “colonialidad”. In this context, those with authority (Spaniards, Americans and subordinate Spaniards of the different agencies) in America assumed the conflict, and they even contributed to the diagnosis, but they confirmed the outcasting of the populace. The Creole power in the colonialidad reproduces the agreements and disagreements regarding the “alteridad”. In this sense, it would be to establish the position of the Spanish authorities’ power comparatively, of American or Creole Spanish, and even of the mestizo in front of the Indian and of the plebeian fellow.
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