The collective and the public in Latin America : cultural identities and political order / edited by Luis Roniger and Tamar Herzog.
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| Other title: | Constructing collective identities and shaping public spheres. |
| Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
| Language: | English |
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Brighton [England] ; Portland, Or. :
Sussex Academic Press,
2000.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: creating, negotiating, and evading identity in Latin America / Luis Roniger and Tamar Herzog
- Space, order and group identities in a Spanish colonial town: Puebla de los Angeles / María Elena Martínez
- Territorial hierarchies and collective identities in late colonial and early independent Quito / Federica Morelli
- The legal system as a touchstone of identity in colonial New Mexico / Charles Cutter
- The implosion of the Spanish empire: emerging statehood and collective identities / François-Xavier Guerra
- The past in the present. The social construction of Miskitu ethnic identity in Sandinista Nicaragua / Claudia García
- Private organizations as global networks in early modern Spain and Spanish America / Tamar Herzog
- Networks, coalitions, and unstable relationships: Buenos Aires on the eve of independence / Zacarias Moutoukias
- Party and nation-state in the construction of collective identities: Uruguay in the nineteenth century / Tulio Halperin Donghi
- Bullfighting fiestas, clientelism and political identities in Northern Colombia / Cristina Escobar
- Politico-cultural models and collective action strategies: the Pobladores of Chile and Equador / Ton Salman
- The Rey Común: indigenous political discourse in eighteenth-century Alto Perú / S. Elizabeth Penry
- Passion and banality in Mexican history: the presidential persona / Claudio Lomnitz
- The Teenek Indian and the public Indian: Indians and public spheres in twentieth-century Northeast Mexico / Anath Ariel de Vidas
- Ambivalence acknowledged: Jewish identities and language strategies in contemporary Mexico / Adina Cimet
- The Chilean jaguar as a symbol of a new collective identity? Between neo-liberalism and limited democracy / Mario Sznajder
- Conclusions: collective identities and public spheres in Latin America / Tamar Herzog and Luis Roniger.