A trope of colonial obliteration?: a critical note on ‘Colonial Latin America’ and related conversations

Luis E. Cárcamo‐Huechante

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What does ‘Colonial Latin America’ entail? How does the concept shape studies of pre-1800 cultures and histories? To what extent is the notion entangled with the liberal Criollo ideological assumpt...

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