El mestizo evanescente: Configuración de la diferencia en el Nuevo Reino de Granada
- ISBN-10
- 9587841301
- ISBN-13
- 9789587841305
- Category
- History
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2018-10-31
- Publisher
- Editorial Universidad del Rosario
- Authors
- Joanne, Rappaport
Description
Una gran parte de la investigación académica sobre las diferencias en la América colonial hispánica se ha centrado en la categorización “racial” de la indigeneidad, la africanidad y el sistema de castas mexicano del siglo xviii. Mediante un enfoque alternativo al tema de la diferencia, Joanne Rappaport examina lo que significaba ser mestizo durante el comienzo de la Colonia. Para ello se vale de vivas viñetas seleccionadas de los archivos de los siglos XVI y XVII del Nuevo Reino de Granada (la actual Colombia) para mostrar que los individuos clasificados como “mezclados” no eran miembros de grupos sociológicos coherentes. Más bien, se deslizaban adentro y afuera de la categoría mestizo. A veces se les identificaba como mestizos, a veces como indios o españoles. En otras ocasiones se identificaban a sí mismos mediante atributos como su estatus, su lenguaje o su lugar de residencia. El mestizo evanescente sugiere que los procesos de identificación durante la Colonia temprana en América eran fluidos y se anclaban en una epistemología completamente distinta a la de los discursos raciales modernos.
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