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      Native American ReligionsColonial AmericaWomen and Religion in Colonial America
Se aborda la difícil situación en que se encontraba la Iglesia católica dominicana a comienzos del periodo anexionista debido, sobre todo, a su estado de acefalia desde 1858, y las diversas posturas existentes dentro del clero con... more
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      Latin American StudiesLatin American and Caribbean HistoryColonialism (History)Religion and Colonialism
Introduccion y textos del diario de la franciscana Sor Maria de Jesus Felipa del convento de San Juan de la Penitencia en Mexico en el ano de !758. Review and selected texts of the diary of Sor Maria de Jesus Felipa, a nun in the... more
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaWomen ReligiousWomen and Gender StudiesCatholic Church History
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      Women's HistoryWomen and Religion in Colonial AmericaChurch HistoryEarly Modern Catholicism
Eugenio de Salazar, oidor de Santo Domingo que atravesó el Atlántico con su familia en 1573, hacía referencia a las mujeres que iban en su flota quejándose por las duras condiciones del viaje y señalaba que «no se hace pueblo sin ellas».... more
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      Atlantic WorldWomen and Religion in Colonial AmericaEarly Modern WomenSpanish Colonial Peru
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaSpanish Colonial LiteratureSpanish American colonial studies
El acceso directo o indirecto de las mujeres a la manifestación de sus ideas y deseos por medio del papel y la tinta ha contribuido significativamente a la construcción del archivo colonial latinoamericano. Sin embargo, esta contribución... more
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaSpanish Colonial PeruLatin American Colonial LiteratureColonial Latin American History
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      InquisitionWomen and Religion in Colonial AmericaColonial Religion in Latin AmericaSpanish Colonial Peru
Women’s literary expression in colonial Latin America started as a crossroad of rhetorical practices and textual devices that included the knowledge and transmission of oral traditions, visual iconic narratives, tangible systems of record... more
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      Indigenous StudiesWomen and Religion in Colonial AmericaEarly Modern Women WritersPeruvian History
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      Post-ColonialismWomen and Religion in Colonial AmericaSpanish American colonial studiesSubalternity
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      Women's StudiesGlobalizationMigrationSouth Asian History
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaColonial Religion in Latin AmericaLatin American Colonial LiteratureSpanish American colonial studies
This article examines the creation of women’s gender identity in the religious discourse of colonial Brazil and documents the creation of two separate norms—one for elite women and another for slave, lower-class, and mixed-race women. The... more
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      Women's StudiesColonial AmericaColonialismWomen and Religion in Colonial America
El Corazón es centro. Narraciones, representaciones y metáforas del corazón en el mundo hispano. Padova, Lice-o, 2018, pp. 429-449.
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaColonial Religion in Latin AmericaMedieval MysticismHistoria del cristianismo, Mística
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      Women and Religion in Colonial AmericaColonial MexicoChina Poblana
The period between 1776-1826 signalled a major change in how Jewish identity was understood both by Jews and non-Jews throughout the Americas. Jews in the Americas, 1776-1826 brings this world of change to life by uniting important... more
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