La ley en el archivo. Representaciones de poder en los cabildos coloniales de Nueva Granada

Hernández, Alfonso Rubio

doi:10.7440/histcrit42.2010.02

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“…Apart from huacas, offerings such as small dressed statues, firewood, and fireplaces were found on most of these archeological sites ( [29], pp. [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52].…”

Section: Vernacular and Pre-columbian Landscapes: Conservation And Pementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The urban configuration based on the chessboard-line design network reveals a rationalist sense of settlement organization. On the one hand, Indian laws, in this case referring to the logics of urban configuration ( [51], p. 18) and, on the other hand, Paris urban changes led by Haussmann from 1852 to 1870 were a model to follow around the world, at least in their hygiene criteria.…”

Section: "(…) Cobija Served As An Entrance Port To Sub-andean Valleysmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Natural and Cultural Landscapes in Atacama Desert: Between Tradition and Innovation

González-Pizarro¹,

Ibaceta²

2018

Landscape Architecture - The Sense of Places, Models and Applications

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Climatic conditions modeling the landscape of the Chilean northern region are examined, along with how they could model different strategies to be inhabited by various demographic contingents in time. These experiences have persisted in the different geographic spaces of Atacama Desert, from the Andes at an elevation higher than 2000 m.a.s.l., going through the intermediate depression between 2000 and 500 m.a.s.l., to the coastline panorama. In the various shades of the desert climate and the experiences of several populations, life styles and spatial conceptions were posed in terms of their cosmic dimension from a deterministic view and pragmatic apprehension to a contemplation-like view. These conceptions between man and the landscape have assumed different relations of technology use, natural and energy resources, and a constructive-architectonic design in Atacama Desert, which have remained as monuments in the Chilean southern space.

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Section: Vernacular and Pre-columbian Landscapes: Conservation And Pementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: "(…) Cobija Served As An Entrance Port To Sub-andean Valleysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Natural and Cultural Landscapes in Atacama Desert: Between Tradition and Innovation

González-Pizarro¹,

Ibaceta²

2018

Landscape Architecture - The Sense of Places, Models and Applications

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Margins of documents, center of power: a case study on the Consejo de Indias’ annotated paperwork and the construction of legality in an imperial archive

Cunill

2020

Arch Sci

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The document as an instrument of power in the Royal Indian Audiences: the case of Santa Fe

Cañete¹

2017

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La ley en el archivo. Representaciones de poder en los cabildos coloniales de Nueva Granada

Cited by 3 publications

References 1 publication

Natural and Cultural Landscapes in Atacama Desert: Between Tradition and Innovation

Natural and Cultural Landscapes in Atacama Desert: Between Tradition and Innovation

Margins of documents, center of power: a case study on the Consejo de Indias’ annotated paperwork and the construction of legality in an imperial archive

The document as an instrument of power in the Royal Indian Audiences: the case of Santa Fe

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