Kendall W Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 3733451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kendall W Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kendall W |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN K W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brigham Young University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6241-8902 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Potosí: The Silver City That Changed the World, written by Kris Lane
The Matter of Empire: Metaphysics and Mining in Colonial Peru . By Orlando Bentancor
For a century and a half after Columbus returned with news of his discovery, Spanish philosophers, theologians, and lawyers debated and rationalized the monarchy’s title to the Americas. Their explanations, as Orlando Bentancor demonstrates in this superb intellectual history, used Aristotle’s physics and medieval scholasticism to justify the Spaniards’ right to preach Christianity in the New World. Metaphysical instrumentalism entitled Spain, th…
Christopher Storrs. The Spanish Resurgence, 1713–1748
The War of the Spanish Succession ended in 1713, with Philip V and the Bourbon dynasty controlling the monarchy and implementing reform and modernization within the Iberian Peninsula and throughout the Spanish Empire. Historiography on this period has often focused on changes made within Spain itself during the first half-century of Bourbon rule, and then, for the reign of Charles III (1759–1788), on the tightening of military and fiscal control …
Colonial andean silver, the global economy, and indigenous labour in Peru’s Huancavelica Mercury Mines of Death
Rivers of Gold, Lives of Bondage: Governing through Slavery in Colonial Quito by Sherwin K. Bryant
In this theoretically engaging and powerfully argued study, Sherwin K. Bryant proposes that the history of colonial Quito cannot be understood outside the perspective of slavery and that slavery was, in fact, “quintessential” to Spanish and Catholic governance of the colony (146). Mention of the word slavery immediately conjures up images of chattel labor, but Bryant spends surprisingly few pages discussing the work of slaves, a task undertaken b…
Guerra, impuestos y reformas financieras: Las colonias españolas e inglesas del siglo XVIII
Después de que terminó la Guerra de los Siete Años en 1763, España inició una serie de reformas fiscales, que tuvo el propósito no solamente de sufragar el costo del conflicto sino también de mejorar las defensas imperiales. Los nuevos e incre- mentados impuestos causaron la resistencia en el ámbito colonial. El Parlamento británico también impuso nuevas contribuciones sobre sus colonos americanos. En el caso británico, las demandas fiscales resu…
Historia económica general de México: De la colonia a nuestros días
This massive tome is a monument to our current understanding of the history of the Mexican economy. Published to commemorate the bicentenary of Mexican independence and the centennial of the revolution, it contains 19 chapters surveying many aspects of Mexican economic performance, plus an introductory essay for each of the four eras and an introduction and conclusion by editor Sandra Kuntz Ficker. Each contribution contains a bibliography, and t…
Inventing Lima: Baroque Modernity in Peru's South Sea Metropolis
Founded by the conqueror Francisco Pizarro in 1535, Lima (or the City of the Kings, as it was initially known) became the head city of colonial Peru and the foremost example, argues Alejandra B. Osorio, of a great modern metropolis in the New World. In this provocative analysis of Lima in the baroque sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Osorio offers rewarding perspectives for understanding the Peruvian capital’s status within the Andes, the Span…
Obituary John Jay TePaske (1929-2007)
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New World, First Nations: Native Peoples of Mesoamerica and the Andes under Colonial Rule
Derived from a conference held at the University of New South Wales in October 2002, New World, First Nations is an anthology that examines the complex experience of indigenous peoples under Spanish colonial rule. Besides a short introductory essay by David Cahill and Blanca Tovías, the book contains ten articles that reassess in a variety of ways the social and ethnic changes that occurred in the Andes and Mesoamerica with the Spanish Conquest, …
El ingeniero Pedro Subiela y el desarrollo tecnológico en las minas de Huancavelica (1786-1821)
En el marco de las reformas implantadas en el virreinato del Perú, la Corona española promovió el desarrollo de la actividad minera. Este ensayo estudia la labor del ingeniero Pedro Subiela, a quien le fue encargada la tarea de mejorar la producción de la mina de mercurio de Huancavelica. La historia de su servicio demuestra los alcances y límites del proyecto reformista impuesto desde España en los Andes centrales.---As part of the reforms that …
Bourbon Peru, 1750-1824
In his most recent book, John Fisher has come, in some ways, full circle to examine the final decades of Spanish rule in Peru. Over 30 years ago, he published Government and Society in Colonial Peru: The Intendant System 1784–1814 (Athlone, 1970). Although it contains important information about economic life in the late colonial Andes, the book was chiefly an analysis of how the Bourbon reformers instituted the Peruvian intendancies and their im…
The curious insanity of Juan de Alasta and Antonio de Ulloa's governorship of Huancavelica
Japan: Art treatises
Japan: Painting from the 14th century to 1868
El virreinato del marqués de Castelfuerte, 1724-1736: El primer intento borbónico por reformar el Perú
Viceroy José de Armendáriz y Perurena (1670–1740), the marquis of Castelfuerte, arrived in Lima in 1724 to govern Peru. By the time he departed in 1736, Castel-fuerte had carried out the first Bourbon attempt to reform the Andean viceroyalty, according to this welcome new analysis of his administration. Spanish historian Moreno Cebrián is the author of several other important works on colonial Peru, including El corregidor de indios y la economía…
Workers' Health and Colonial Mercury Mining at Huancavelica, Peru
Mining had far-reaching ecological consequences throughout much of colonial Spanish America. It deformed the landscape, introduced pollutants such as sulfur, mercury and salt into the biosphere, and caused human settlement of sparsely populated or uninhabited regions. Forests succumbed to the charcoal makers' axes. Workers' lungs filled with silicosis-causing dust. Cave-ins snuffed out lives or crippled those they spared. As unhealthy as mining w…
Las dudas de la corona: La política de repartimientos para la minería de Potosí (1680-1732)
Potosí’s mita continues to intrigue students of colonial Andean history. Peter Bakewell, Jeffrey Cole, and Enrique Tandeter analyzed how the system of forced labor affected the mining economy of Upper Peru. Other scholars, especially the late Thierry Saignes, examined the mita’s impact on indigenous society in the home provinces. Ignacio González Casasnovas now provides an insightful study, based on his doctoral dissertation, of the conditions at…
Administración virreinal en el Perú: Gobierno del marqués de Montesclaros (1607-1615)
Oppression and opportunity: Migration and markets in the colonial Andes
The Kingdom of Quito, 1690–1830: The State and Regional Development. By KENNETH J. ANDRIEN. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. Pp. xi, 255. Power and Violence in the Colonial City: Oruro from the Mining Renaissance to the Rebellion of Tupac Amaru (1740–1782). By OSCAR CORNBLIT. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. Pp. xii, 227. Ethnicity, Markets, and Migration in the Andes: At the Crossroads of History and Anthropology. Edited …
Entre la retórica y la insurgencia: Las ideas y los movimientos sociales en los Andes, siglo XVIII
El estudio de la historia de los precios en la América española colonial: Metodología y oportunidades
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The Virgin of the Andes: Art and Ritual in Colonial Cuzco
En pos del tributo: Burocracia estatal, elite regional, y comunidades indígenas en el Cusco rural, 1826-1854
David Lee Chandler (1938-1993)
Workers' Health and Colonial Mercury Mining at Huancavelica, Peru
Mining had far-reaching ecological consequences throughout much of colonial Spanish America. It deformed the landscape, introduced pollutants such as sulfur, mercury and salt into the biosphere, and caused human settlement of sparsely populated or uninhabited regions. Forests succumbed to the charcoal makers' axes. Workers' lungs filled with silicosis-causing dust. Cave-ins snuffed out lives or crippled those they spared. As unhealthy as mining w…
The Virgin of the Andes: Art and Ritual in Colonial Cuzco
Colonial andean silver, the global economy, and indigenous labour in Peru’s Huancavelica Mercury Mines of Death
Guerra, impuestos y reformas financieras: Las colonias españolas e inglesas del siglo XVIII
Después de que terminó la Guerra de los Siete Años en 1763, España inició una serie de reformas fiscales, que tuvo el propósito no solamente de sufragar el costo del conflicto sino también de mejorar las defensas imperiales. Los nuevos e incre- mentados impuestos causaron la resistencia en el ámbito colonial. El Parlamento británico también impuso nuevas contribuciones sobre sus colonos americanos. En el caso británico, las demandas fiscales resu…
Jesuit Wealth and Economic Activity Within the Peruvian Economy: The Case of Colonial Southern Peru
Muffled by the night and sobered by their unexpectedly serious task, Corregidor José Manrique y Guzmán and two squads of militia quietly approached the Jesuit college of Arequipa at four o'clock on the morning of September 17, 1767. Manrique had secretly gathered his scribe and the troops during the night after receiving an astounding royal decree from Viceroy Amat in Lima. The top-secret dispatch ordered Manrique to detain all Jesuits within the…
A evolução da vinicultura em Arequipa, 1550-1800: Um Aspecto Da Agricultura Colonial
Apesar de ser proibida por ordem real, a vinicultura começou a desenvolver-se logo depois da conquista do Peru. Os ritos religiosos e o consumo geral na colônia compunham um mercado que a Espanha não podia suprir, e, portanto, o vice-reinado torunou a produzir vinho por si mesmo. A região em redor de Arequipa, no sul do Peru, foi a primeira que enfatizou a vinicultura, e de fato, no fim do século XVI, a economia arequipense já dependia da exporta…
A evolução da vinicultura em Arequipa, 1550-1800: Um Aspecto Da Agricultura Colonial
Apesar de ser proibida por ordem real, a vinicultura começou a desenvolver-se logo depois da conquista do Peru. Os ritos religiosos e o consumo geral na colônia compunham um mercado que a Espanha não podia suprir, e, portanto, o vice-reinado torunou a produzir vinho por si mesmo. A região em redor de Arequipa, no sul do Peru, foi a primeira que enfatizou a vinicultura, e de fato, no fim do século XVI, a economia arequipense já dependia da exporta…
Jesuit Wealth and Economic Activity Within the Peruvian Economy: The Case of Colonial Southern Peru
Muffled by the night and sobered by their unexpectedly serious task, Corregidor José Manrique y Guzmán and two squads of militia quietly approached the Jesuit college of Arequipa at four o'clock on the morning of September 17, 1767. Manrique had secretly gathered his scribe and the troops during the night after receiving an astounding royal decree from Viceroy Amat in Lima. The top-secret dispatch ordered Manrique to detain all Jesuits within the…
Bourbons and Brandy: Imperial Reform in Eighteenth-Century Arequipa
La crisis financiera peruana al comienzo del siglo XVIII, la minería de plata y la mina de azogues de Huancavélica
En los primeros años del siglo XVIII la hacienda peruana se enfrenta a una agobiante situación de endeudamiento; tanto en la metrópoli como en el virreinato, la administración colonial imputa la crisis a la falta de ingresos que genera el amplio comercio ilícito de azogue y plata. Sobre estos supuestos, el artículo analiza la estructura y ritmos productivos de Huancavelica desde los últimos años del XVII hasta cerca de los años 30 del siguiente s…
Bourbons and Brandy: Imperial Reform in Eighteenth-Century Arequipa
Historia de las minas de Almadén. Vol. 2, Desde 1646 a 1799
Silver Entrepreneurship in Seventeenth-Century Potosi: The Life and Times of Antonio Lopez de Quiroga
Seventeenth-Century Peru
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Relaciones económicas entre España y América hasta la independencia
David Lee Chandler (1938-1993)
El estudio de la historia de los precios en la América española colonial: Metodología y oportunidades
.
The Virgin of the Andes: Art and Ritual in Colonial Cuzco
En pos del tributo: Burocracia estatal, elite regional, y comunidades indígenas en el Cusco rural, 1826-1854
Oppression and opportunity: Migration and markets in the colonial Andes
The Kingdom of Quito, 1690–1830: The State and Regional Development. By KENNETH J. ANDRIEN. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. Pp. xi, 255. Power and Violence in the Colonial City: Oruro from the Mining Renaissance to the Rebellion of Tupac Amaru (1740–1782). By OSCAR CORNBLIT. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. Pp. xii, 227. Ethnicity, Markets, and Migration in the Andes: At the Crossroads of History and Anthropology. Edited …
Entre la retórica y la insurgencia: Las ideas y los movimientos sociales en los Andes, siglo XVIII
Administración virreinal en el Perú: Gobierno del marqués de Montesclaros (1607-1615)
Workers' Health and Colonial Mercury Mining at Huancavelica, Peru
Mining had far-reaching ecological consequences throughout much of colonial Spanish America. It deformed the landscape, introduced pollutants such as sulfur, mercury and salt into the biosphere, and caused human settlement of sparsely populated or uninhabited regions. Forests succumbed to the charcoal makers' axes. Workers' lungs filled with silicosis-causing dust. Cave-ins snuffed out lives or crippled those they spared. As unhealthy as mining w…
Las dudas de la corona: La política de repartimientos para la minería de Potosí (1680-1732)
Potosí’s mita continues to intrigue students of colonial Andean history. Peter Bakewell, Jeffrey Cole, and Enrique Tandeter analyzed how the system of forced labor affected the mining economy of Upper Peru. Other scholars, especially the late Thierry Saignes, examined the mita’s impact on indigenous society in the home provinces. Ignacio González Casasnovas now provides an insightful study, based on his doctoral dissertation, of the conditions at…
El virreinato del marqués de Castelfuerte, 1724-1736: El primer intento borbónico por reformar el Perú
Viceroy José de Armendáriz y Perurena (1670–1740), the marquis of Castelfuerte, arrived in Lima in 1724 to govern Peru. By the time he departed in 1736, Castel-fuerte had carried out the first Bourbon attempt to reform the Andean viceroyalty, according to this welcome new analysis of his administration. Spanish historian Moreno Cebrián is the author of several other important works on colonial Peru, including El corregidor de indios y la economía…
Japan: Art treatises
Japan: Painting from the 14th century to 1868
The curious insanity of Juan de Alasta and Antonio de Ulloa's governorship of Huancavelica
Bourbon Peru, 1750-1824
In his most recent book, John Fisher has come, in some ways, full circle to examine the final decades of Spanish rule in Peru. Over 30 years ago, he published Government and Society in Colonial Peru: The Intendant System 1784–1814 (Athlone, 1970). Although it contains important information about economic life in the late colonial Andes, the book was chiefly an analysis of how the Bourbon reformers instituted the Peruvian intendancies and their im…
El ingeniero Pedro Subiela y el desarrollo tecnológico en las minas de Huancavelica (1786-1821)
En el marco de las reformas implantadas en el virreinato del Perú, la Corona española promovió el desarrollo de la actividad minera. Este ensayo estudia la labor del ingeniero Pedro Subiela, a quien le fue encargada la tarea de mejorar la producción de la mina de mercurio de Huancavelica. La historia de su servicio demuestra los alcances y límites del proyecto reformista impuesto desde España en los Andes centrales.---As part of the reforms that …
Obituary John Jay TePaske (1929-2007)
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
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