Paul Charney
Biographic Data
| ID | 3736720 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Charney |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Charney |
| SIGNATURE | CHARNEY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | West Texas A&M University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
For My Necessities: The Wills of Andean Commoners and Nobles in the Valley of Lima, 1596-1607
This article is a detailed analysis of thirteen wills, perhaps fitting for such a short time span. It explores how Andean men and women of the Lima Valley crafted their own hybrid counter-narrative as manifested by their reconstituted families, inheritance practices, sexual behavior, use of language, political traditions, material culture, and socioeconomic ties and activities. The wills (and other documents) served as evidence of this hybridity,…
A Sense of Belonging: Colonial Indian Cofradías and Ethnicity in the Valley of Lima, Peru
With the Spanish conquest came racial miscegenation, depopulation, forced relocation, and migration, which resulted in the implosion of many ethnic (as well as linguistic) distinctions among the Indian peoples. Facilitating this implosion was a European-invented label “indio,” which eliminated—philosophically, juridically, and legally—virtually all ethnic differences. Yet it bestowed upon the Indian peoples a separate existence. In the Peruvian A…
Comienzo de la independencia en el Alto Perú: Los sucesos de Chuquisaca, 1809
Gremios, razas y libertad de industria. Lima colonial
Hacia una historia del espacio en la montaña de Guerrero
La memoria enclaustrada: Historia indígena de Yucatán, 1750-1915
La vida y la muerte en Indias
The Implications Of Godparental Ties Between Indians And Spaniards In Colonial Lima
Spaniards introduced into the New World a custom called godparenthood, compadrazgo , which had both formal and informal connotations. The more formal, ritual ties were usually established at baptism, confirmation, or marriage ceremonies between the parents and coparents ( comadres and compadres ), and the godchildren ( ahijados ) and godparents ( padrinos and madrinos ). The terms comadre and compadre also connote an informal reference to adults …
El indio urbano: Un análisis económico y social de la población india de Lima en 1613
No contiene resumen
A Sense of Belonging: Colonial Indian Cofradías and Ethnicity in the Valley of Lima, Peru
With the Spanish conquest came racial miscegenation, depopulation, forced relocation, and migration, which resulted in the implosion of many ethnic (as well as linguistic) distinctions among the Indian peoples. Facilitating this implosion was a European-invented label “indio,” which eliminated—philosophically, juridically, and legally—virtually all ethnic differences. Yet it bestowed upon the Indian peoples a separate existence. In the Peruvian A…
El indio urbano: Un análisis económico y social de la población india de Lima en 1613
No contiene resumen
The Implications Of Godparental Ties Between Indians And Spaniards In Colonial Lima
Spaniards introduced into the New World a custom called godparenthood, compadrazgo , which had both formal and informal connotations. The more formal, ritual ties were usually established at baptism, confirmation, or marriage ceremonies between the parents and coparents ( comadres and compadres ), and the godchildren ( ahijados ) and godparents ( padrinos and madrinos ). The terms comadre and compadre also connote an informal reference to adults …
For My Necessities: The Wills of Andean Commoners and Nobles in the Valley of Lima, 1596-1607
This article is a detailed analysis of thirteen wills, perhaps fitting for such a short time span. It explores how Andean men and women of the Lima Valley crafted their own hybrid counter-narrative as manifested by their reconstituted families, inheritance practices, sexual behavior, use of language, political traditions, material culture, and socioeconomic ties and activities. The wills (and other documents) served as evidence of this hybridity,…
El indio urbano: Un análisis económico y social de la población india de Lima en 1613
No contiene resumen
The Implications Of Godparental Ties Between Indians And Spaniards In Colonial Lima
Spaniards introduced into the New World a custom called godparenthood, compadrazgo , which had both formal and informal connotations. The more formal, ritual ties were usually established at baptism, confirmation, or marriage ceremonies between the parents and coparents ( comadres and compadres ), and the godchildren ( ahijados ) and godparents ( padrinos and madrinos ). The terms comadre and compadre also connote an informal reference to adults …
La vida y la muerte en Indias
La memoria enclaustrada: Historia indígena de Yucatán, 1750-1915
Gremios, razas y libertad de industria. Lima colonial
Hacia una historia del espacio en la montaña de Guerrero
A Sense of Belonging: Colonial Indian Cofradías and Ethnicity in the Valley of Lima, Peru
With the Spanish conquest came racial miscegenation, depopulation, forced relocation, and migration, which resulted in the implosion of many ethnic (as well as linguistic) distinctions among the Indian peoples. Facilitating this implosion was a European-invented label “indio,” which eliminated—philosophically, juridically, and legally—virtually all ethnic differences. Yet it bestowed upon the Indian peoples a separate existence. In the Peruvian A…
Comienzo de la independencia en el Alto Perú: Los sucesos de Chuquisaca, 1809
For My Necessities: The Wills of Andean Commoners and Nobles in the Valley of Lima, 1596-1607
This article is a detailed analysis of thirteen wills, perhaps fitting for such a short time span. It explores how Andean men and women of the Lima Valley crafted their own hybrid counter-narrative as manifested by their reconstituted families, inheritance practices, sexual behavior, use of language, political traditions, material culture, and socioeconomic ties and activities. The wills (and other documents) served as evidence of this hybridity,…
Historical Studies in Latin America (8 works) · Art (7 works) · Latin American history and culture (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Colonialism (3 works) · Ethnology (3 works) · History and Politics in Latin America (3 works)