Movilidad social y sociedades indígenas de Nueva España: las elites, siglos XVI-XVIII
- ISBN-10
- 6075643788
- ISBN-13
- 9786075643786
- Category
- History
- Pages
- 191
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2019-11-05
- Publisher
- El Colegio de Mexico AC
- Author
- Solange Alberro
Description
«Los Indios» es un plural reductor que se presta a la generalización y al empobrecimiento de la realidad, a la manipulación y a la demagogia, lo que impide entender la riqueza, la diversidad y los procesos sincréticos de un mundo abierto y dinámico. Es un término desafortunado que arrastra lugares comunes: la pobreza, la sumisión, la explotación, el atraso. Que no ve diferencias, matices, colaboraciones, aceptaciones ni evoluciones. Por el contrario, el mundo indígena precolombino, colonial y actual fue y, sin duda, sigue siendo tan complejo como el de los criollos y el de todos los mexicanos de nuestros días. Esta obra intenta mostrar algunos recursos y realidades que atestiguan que los mundos indígenas fueron estimulados por poderosos movimientos sociales, conforme los valores y esquemas sociopolíticos evolucionaron en su seno. Sus sociedades no fueron igualitarias, protectoras ni estáticas y, como todas las demás, tuvieron en su seno a las personalidades que encabezaron y acompañaron sus procesos evolutivos.
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