2011
DOI: 10.35362/rie5611554
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Educación elemental en la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina, en el primer tercio del siglo XIX. Sus variaciones y su relación con las demás ocupaciones infantiles

Abstract: De acuerdo con las ideas de la Filosofía ilustrada la educación no era entendida como universalidad del saber para todos por igual. Se concebía que debiera brindarse en forma diferenciada de acuerdo a la pertenencia étnica y social de la población y conforme a la utilidad que los individuos pudieran prestar al Estado. La ciudad de Córdoba de comienzos del siglo XIX tuvo características transicionales desde las postrimerías del régimen borbónico hacia los primeros intentos de una República, y estuvo atravesada … Show more

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“…In 1832, regarding the conjugality of peninsular Spanish men, there was continuity of what had been taken place since the eighteenth century, for most of them (around 74 percent) married women of Spanish ancestry born in Córdoba or other women born in Hispanic America. 49 The gradual ''blanqueamiento'' (whitening) of Castas people could have brought insecurity to the Spanish population as regards ''limpieza de sangre'' (cleanliness of blood) at the time of mate selection. Therefore, knowing that family lineage could result in a ''purity'' guarantee and avoid the possibility of losing economic patrimony, also warned against mating outside the family.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1832, regarding the conjugality of peninsular Spanish men, there was continuity of what had been taken place since the eighteenth century, for most of them (around 74 percent) married women of Spanish ancestry born in Córdoba or other women born in Hispanic America. 49 The gradual ''blanqueamiento'' (whitening) of Castas people could have brought insecurity to the Spanish population as regards ''limpieza de sangre'' (cleanliness of blood) at the time of mate selection. Therefore, knowing that family lineage could result in a ''purity'' guarantee and avoid the possibility of losing economic patrimony, also warned against mating outside the family.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%