Subverting Colonial Authority

Autorentext
Sergio Serulnikov

Klappentext
Latin American colonial history, looking at Spanish-indigenous relations.


Zusammenfassung
Focuses on a center of rebel activity during the age of the Tupac Amaru revolution: the Northern Potosi region of Bolivia. This book explores the forms of colonial domination and peasant politics in the area from the 1740s through the 1780s. It addresses issues such as indigenous rebellion, European colonialism, and Andean cultural history.

Inhalt
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1
1. Political Legitimacy in Mid-Eighteenth-Century Andean Villages 19
2. From a Multiethnic Community to a Multiethnic Chieftanship: Florencia Lupa, Cacique of Moscari 54
3. Customs and Rules: Bourbon Rationalizing Projects and Social Conflicts in the 1770s 85
4. Disputed Images of Colonialism: Spanish Rule and Indian Subversion, 1777–1780 122
5. The Dilemmas of Self-Rule 157
6. In the Land of Heretics 186
Conclusion: Andean Political Imagination in Times of Insurgency 215
Notes 229
References 267
Index 277

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