Portraits of Four Women: Traditional Female Roles and Transgressions in Colonial Elite Families in Charcas, 1550-1600

Ana María Presta

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(2000). Portraits of Four Women: Traditional Female Roles and Transgressions in Colonial Elite Families in Charcas, 1550-1600. Colonial Latin American Review: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 237-262.

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1990The Logic of Practice 1981Nature, Culture and Gender.1972The Hispanic American Historical Review 1990Sexuality and marriage in colonial Latin America 1969Spanish Peru, 1532-1560. A Colonial Society 1978Sex and Age as Principles of Social Differentiation 2002The Human tradition in colonial Latin America 1985Notable Family Networks in Latin America

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1970De casadas a divorciadas. Separaciones, divorcios y nulidades matrimoniales en la sociedad colonial, Audiencia de Charcas, 1595-1640

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