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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Spanish colonies"”.
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The Impact of the Haitian Revolution on the Hispanic Caribbean, c. 1791-1830
… long-lasting repercussions on the neighbouring Spanish possessions of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Santo Domingo. Events in Saint-Domingue took place during a period of profound change in the Spanish colonies. Reforms implemented during the reign of Carlos III (1759-1788) had begun to shift the …
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Inspired Invention: Cristóbal de Villalpando's Paintings of the Life of Saint Francis
… Franciscans conception of their mission in the Spanish colonies. I posit that these works offered the Franciscan brothers in Antigua a carefully constructed visual model of their founder’s life, which they could aspire to imitate and which reinforced the importance of their order’s work in the …
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The Council of the Indies and Religion in the Spanish New World
… Indies was responsible for the governing of the Spanish Empire, including issues of religion. During the reign of Philip II, the Council gained independence from the Council of Castile and was able to take more control of the Spanish territories. In response to outside factors, the Council …
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“Quisiera ver los que suelen componer estos libros de pastores donde todo es primavera”: campo literario y literatura del campo en España y la América colonial (1516-1808)
… to the New World since the accession to the Spanish throne of Charles I in 1516 until the infamous abdication of Charles IV in 1808. My analysis of hegemonic intellectual production shows how the bureaucracy conceived the displacement and concealment of the working class and populations of …
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Appropriation and resistance in Philippine Marian devotion
… the Latin American (both locations being former Spanish colonies and thus historically and culturally connected) in the way that Philippine pre-Hispanic animistic religion has shaped and continues to shape Philippine religiosity today. The syncretic or hybrid religiosity that emerged as a result …
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Reimaginando A Bolívar En La Cultura Latinoamericana
… refers to people of European stock born in the Spanish colonies–embraced after succeeding in the Emancipation movements. Simón Bolívar plays a central role in the construction of Venezuelan national identity, as well as that of Colombia and other Andean nations. Venezuelan society–the masses and …
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Colonial Music, Confraternities, and Power in the Archdiocese of Lima
… studies the intersections of colonial Spanish ecclesiastical and secular hegemonic orthodoxy, subaltern heterodoxy, the confraternity as an institutional nexus of these competing forces, and the musical expressions thereof in the Archdiocese of Lima, particularly during the seventeenth …