History of a Periphery
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History of a Periphery
Spanish Colonial Cartography from Colombia's Pacific Lowlands
Wiersema, Juliet B.
University of Texas Press
01/2024
256
Dura
Inglês
9781477327746
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Glossary
Introduction
1. New Granada: A Categorically Different Viceroyalty
2. Coming into View: The Pacific Lowlands in Manuscript Maps
3. The Map of the Atrato River and Pueblos of Cuna Indians: The Atrato VigIa and the Short-Lived Cuna ReducciOn of Murindo, 1759-1778
4. The Map of the ChocO, Panama, and Cupica: The Unrealized Potential of a Pacific Port, 1777-1808
5. The Map of the Dagua River Region: Las Juntas, Sombrerillo, and African Agency in the Pacific Lowlands, 1739-1786
6. The Map of the YurumanguI Indians: The "Discovery" and Decimation of the Pacific Lowlands' Indigenous Inhabitants, 1742-1780
Conclusions: What Manuscript Maps Contribute to the Study of Colonial Latin America
Appendix A: Transcribed Text from Manuscript Map Legends
Appendix B: Technical Study of the Manuscript Map of Dagua River Region, Colombia
Notes
References
Index
Abbreviations
Glossary
Introduction
1. New Granada: A Categorically Different Viceroyalty
2. Coming into View: The Pacific Lowlands in Manuscript Maps
3. The Map of the Atrato River and Pueblos of Cuna Indians: The Atrato VigIa and the Short-Lived Cuna ReducciOn of Murindo, 1759-1778
4. The Map of the ChocO, Panama, and Cupica: The Unrealized Potential of a Pacific Port, 1777-1808
5. The Map of the Dagua River Region: Las Juntas, Sombrerillo, and African Agency in the Pacific Lowlands, 1739-1786
6. The Map of the YurumanguI Indians: The "Discovery" and Decimation of the Pacific Lowlands' Indigenous Inhabitants, 1742-1780
Conclusions: What Manuscript Maps Contribute to the Study of Colonial Latin America
Appendix A: Transcribed Text from Manuscript Map Legends
Appendix B: Technical Study of the Manuscript Map of Dagua River Region, Colombia
Notes
References
Index
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manuscript cartography; maps; topography; Pacific lowlands; Colombia; New Granada; Cartagena; haciendas; Spanish Empire; visual studies; visual culture; Latin American Art History; Andean studies; colonial studies; cultural anthropology; African diaspora; indigenous studies; chorography; bogas; cargueros; Murindo; Cupica; Sombrerillo; Yurumanguí; Atrato River; Dagua River; Naya River
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Glossary
Introduction
1. New Granada: A Categorically Different Viceroyalty
2. Coming into View: The Pacific Lowlands in Manuscript Maps
3. The Map of the Atrato River and Pueblos of Cuna Indians: The Atrato VigIa and the Short-Lived Cuna ReducciOn of Murindo, 1759-1778
4. The Map of the ChocO, Panama, and Cupica: The Unrealized Potential of a Pacific Port, 1777-1808
5. The Map of the Dagua River Region: Las Juntas, Sombrerillo, and African Agency in the Pacific Lowlands, 1739-1786
6. The Map of the YurumanguI Indians: The "Discovery" and Decimation of the Pacific Lowlands' Indigenous Inhabitants, 1742-1780
Conclusions: What Manuscript Maps Contribute to the Study of Colonial Latin America
Appendix A: Transcribed Text from Manuscript Map Legends
Appendix B: Technical Study of the Manuscript Map of Dagua River Region, Colombia
Notes
References
Index
Abbreviations
Glossary
Introduction
1. New Granada: A Categorically Different Viceroyalty
2. Coming into View: The Pacific Lowlands in Manuscript Maps
3. The Map of the Atrato River and Pueblos of Cuna Indians: The Atrato VigIa and the Short-Lived Cuna ReducciOn of Murindo, 1759-1778
4. The Map of the ChocO, Panama, and Cupica: The Unrealized Potential of a Pacific Port, 1777-1808
5. The Map of the Dagua River Region: Las Juntas, Sombrerillo, and African Agency in the Pacific Lowlands, 1739-1786
6. The Map of the YurumanguI Indians: The "Discovery" and Decimation of the Pacific Lowlands' Indigenous Inhabitants, 1742-1780
Conclusions: What Manuscript Maps Contribute to the Study of Colonial Latin America
Appendix A: Transcribed Text from Manuscript Map Legends
Appendix B: Technical Study of the Manuscript Map of Dagua River Region, Colombia
Notes
References
Index
manuscript cartography; maps; topography; Pacific lowlands; Colombia; New Granada; Cartagena; haciendas; Spanish Empire; visual studies; visual culture; Latin American Art History; Andean studies; colonial studies; cultural anthropology; African diaspora; indigenous studies; chorography; bogas; cargueros; Murindo; Cupica; Sombrerillo; Yurumanguí; Atrato River; Dagua River; Naya River
