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2019
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1853-4503
Herrera, Nicolás
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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Taking as a source of study the Official Texts of the Fiesta Provincial del Inmigrante (Berisso, Argentina, 1980-2015) the article proposes analyzes the place that occupied the above mentioned support/channel written in the fixation, reproduction and transmission of Berisso’s official memory. Focusing on the editorials written by the representatives of the Asociación de Entidades Extranjeras and the municipal intendency, we will show the way in which the selection of different facts of the past became central to build an imaginary about the berissense community, to institute the ultramarine immigrants in mythical figures of the local memory, to legitimize their descendants and to elaborate a reading on the present. The analysis is divided,along the article, in four historical periods: 1º) the dictatorship (09/1980-09/1983), 2º) the democratic reestablishment (09/1984-09/1989), 3º) the nineties (09/1990-09/2002) and 4º) the post crisis of the year 2001 (09/2003-09/2015).
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2019
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1853-4503
The fiscal sources of the Spanish empire in America: from the “cartas-cuentas” to the treasury books
Galarza, Antonio F.
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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The article examines the possibilities that sources such as the treasury books, provide for the reconstruction of the functioning of the fiscal system of the Spanish empire in America. As described in the article, the historiography on the subject has traditionally built its studies from the accounting summaries known as “cartas-cuentas”, which present difficulties for estimate the tax collections and expenses made by the Real Treasury. On the basis of own researches (in development) and the contributions of third parties, we reflect on the possibilities that accounting books -principal and manuals- offer to the historian when it comes to reconstructing tax collections, expenditures and remittances made by the real treasuries that were part of the Royal Treasury in colonial America.
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2019
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1853-4503
Córdoba Ochoa, Luis Miguel
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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The paper analyzes the differences between the quality of the information and the memoirs sent to the Crown by Santa Fe’s Audiencia (Bogotá), and those sent by the cabildos of the mining towns subject to said Audiencia. We study the contrast between the richness of the information of local character sent by the cabildos and the broader perspectives of the letters sent by the Audiencia. Moreover, it inspects how these letters had a close connection between the ideas that service to the Crown seemed inseparable from violence against native communities that were the basis of gold production. It also analyzes how, as mining production declined in the 17th century, so did the number of letters sent to the Court by cabildos that fell into ruin as a result of the decline in gold mining.
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2019
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1853-4503
Buono Calainho, Daniela
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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I intend to present with this article a historical account of the Torre do Tombo National Archive in Lisbon, Portugal, emphasizing its main collection of documents related to the Tribunal of the Inquisition, created in 1536. It is in the National Archive that we find the bulk of the documental sources related to this subject.
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2019
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1853-4503
Parga Rodrigues, Pedro
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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This article aims to present José Maria Machado de Assis’s perspectives about 19th Century Brazilian Slave Owner’s property comprehension, as well as about how that group used to relate with the land. We intend to do it, analyzing two administrative procedures of property request from Espirito Santo, a Brazilian province. Machado de Assis worked at the Agriculture ministry and wrote on those files. We also will consider two literary texts from this man of letters.
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2019
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1853-4503
Yangilevich, Melina
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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The text proposes a rereading of Ricardo Salvatore’s classic work, Wandering Paysanos, after his reissue in Spanish. The analysis focuses on some of the topics covered extensively to discuss them in the light of the specific historiographic literature produced since 2003 to date. In this way, is inquired the author’s arguments about the role of the administration of justice, the construction of crime, the role of the peace courts and the existence of a state order during the extensive government of Juan Manuel de Rosas. From the reading and consideration of the available literature, it is proposed that the government of Rosas was conditioned by a series of factors, among which the distance between Buenos Aires and the campaign space played a central role in the way in which power was exercised and obedience was negotiated.
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2019
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1853-4503
Aguirre Salvador, Rodolfo
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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2019
ISSN:
1853-4503
Priamo, Luis; Tell, Verónica
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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Gaston Bourquin (Switzerland, 1890-Argentina, 1950) was one of the main photographers and postcard editors in Argentina in the first half of the last century. His archive is preserved at the Museo de la Ciudad (Buenos Aires, Argentina) since the 80’s. This article aims to present the survey and research on the archive, and to offer an account of its particularities as well as the ones of its location. The project was launched as part of the 2017’s accord between San Martín University -on the part of TAREA-Instituto de Investigacionessobre el Patrimonio Cultural- and Museo de la Ciudad, with the aim of promoting collaboration for investigation, cataloguing and setting rules of intervention on its heritage. Project’s initial stages have brought out a photographic survey of the collection and the development of a database. Furthermore, an exhibition was organized with a significant selection of Bourquin’s photographic and documental material.
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Año:
2019
ISSN:
1853-4503
Ruffini, Martha
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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In the Patagonia, the written press occupied an important place in the plot of power, narrating or generating conflicts and acting on many occasions as a true political actor. Since the last two decades, the written press has become an object of study itself for researchers, taking advantage of its analytical potential for political-social knowledge of the historical reality of the Patagonia. In this sense, the objective of this article is to carry out some theoretical-methodological reflections linked to the Patagonia’s press as an object of study and to point out current advances and perspectives as well as some observable issues in current Patagonian historiography that help to rethink the approach of the newspapers.
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2019
ISSN:
1853-4503
Hijar Guevara, Mariana
Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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Julián Carrillo was a Mexican composer and musical theorist, widely acknowledged as one of the most important but also controversial composers of the Mexican Culture of early 20th century. He belonged to the artistic elite of Porfirio Díaz regime and kept his leadership in the cultural policy even during and before the Mexican Revolution. In 1923 he published his microtonal system named Sound 13 theory. He directed the National Conservatory of Music in Mexico for two periods (1913-14 and 1920-1923) and the National Symphony Orchestra, between 1918 and 1924. Carrillo is well known, among other things, for being a prolific writer and composer; he wrote numerous theoretical texts and also, he ventured into the design of new musical instruments. The purpose of this paper is to introduce researchers into the corpus of hispersonal archive, sheltered in the Julián Carrillo Center of the Ministry of Culture of San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
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