2018
DOI: 10.4000/traces.8087
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S’adresser à l’autorité en tant qu’individu singulier : parcours historiques croisés. Entretien avec Alain Blum et Simona Cerutti

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“…Looking at the letters all together changes the view. In line with the findings of Blum et al (2018), one observes that authority is not challenged in any way, or to ask for everything: petitions reveal the systems of legitimacy in force and, as written texts, are intended to act on them. This second reading is the one used in this analysis.…”
Section: Letters As An Ethnographic Sourcementioning
confidence: 76%
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“…Looking at the letters all together changes the view. In line with the findings of Blum et al (2018), one observes that authority is not challenged in any way, or to ask for everything: petitions reveal the systems of legitimacy in force and, as written texts, are intended to act on them. This second reading is the one used in this analysis.…”
Section: Letters As An Ethnographic Sourcementioning
confidence: 76%
“…Requests were an uncontested instrument for representing subjects, allowing them to attract the sovereign's attention and inform them. This was also the case in Russia, where the petition has long been institutionalized (Blum et al, 2018). In Latin America, petitions in nineteenthcentury Andean countries were often written by "tinterillos", who expressed the wishes and complaints of indigenous populations in fixed formulas of wording and writing (Baud, 2007;Becker, 2013), according to the content and tone that the state wanted, and was able, to hear (Guerrero quoted in Becker, 2013: 101).…”
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