Una buena visión de Nueva España
- ISBN-10
- 1463399685
- ISBN-13
- 9781463399689
- Category
- History
- Pages
- 144
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2015-03-11
- Publisher
- Palibrio
- Author
- Víctor Manuel Basauri Ramírez
Description
Esta obra ofrece una imagen compacta y accesible de la Nueva España, esa época trascendente para la configuración del México actual. Que, no obstante la amplia documentación existente, parece poco comentada entre su ciudadanía. Este ejemplar facilita el acercamiento a una buena visión de Nueva España. De manera sencilla se reseña un conocimiento reunido tras extensas lecturas de sagaces investigaciones por especialistas, tratando de aprender concisamente esta pieza de la historia mexicana para contarla amigablemente. Se platica de la situación española y americana para su inicio; el establecimiento español en estas tierras; las misiones de mendicantes; la metamorfosis de la actividad; algo sobre su estructura de gobierno; las diferentes economías operantes; las normas con su adaptación o inoperancia y desobediencia; sobre la importancia minera y un poco sobre esclavos negros; la expansión a través de la fundación de ciudades; un poco de la iglesia católica y la inquisición; la sociedad impuesta, su apogeo, sostenimiento y decaída; así como el comportamiento cotidiano, con su religiosidad, los demasiados conventos y monasterios, las vestimentas; la salud, el abasto, el comercio, la moneda y las herencias españolas. Otorgando al lector una generosa perspectiva de la época.
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