Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas

The chronicles of the Conquest of Mexico display a particular tension between experience and knowledge as forms of validation of the narrative on the past. In these polemics, the recourse to memory [one's own and that of the ancestors] becomes a topic which is first stated by the chronicler and...

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Main Author: Valeria Añón
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad Nacional de La Plata 2010-11-01
Series:Orbis Tertius
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Online Access:http://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2402
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description The chronicles of the Conquest of Mexico display a particular tension between experience and knowledge as forms of validation of the narrative on the past. In these polemics, the recourse to memory [one's own and that of the ancestors] becomes a topic which is first stated by the chronicler and centuries later reassumed by the analyst. We here aim to show some of the uses of memory in chronicles of the mestizo tradition, in order to address the question regarding the textual configuration of the memorialist argument. As we approach these chronicles from the perspective of memory, we are again faced with the intermingling of conceptions and worldviews: besides the notions of "memorial", "memory" and "monument" in the Western tradition, we must consider the meanings of "memory" in the nahua world. We will devote the following pages to a brief analysis of these modulations
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spelling doaj.art-189fe09eb8f4401cbe22afd5627665532022-12-22T00:52:04ZspaUniversidad Nacional de La PlataOrbis Tertius1851-78112010-11-0116172262Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanasValeria Añón0Universidad Nacional de La Plata; CONICETThe chronicles of the Conquest of Mexico display a particular tension between experience and knowledge as forms of validation of the narrative on the past. In these polemics, the recourse to memory [one's own and that of the ancestors] becomes a topic which is first stated by the chronicler and centuries later reassumed by the analyst. We here aim to show some of the uses of memory in chronicles of the mestizo tradition, in order to address the question regarding the textual configuration of the memorialist argument. As we approach these chronicles from the perspective of memory, we are again faced with the intermingling of conceptions and worldviews: besides the notions of "memorial", "memory" and "monument" in the Western tradition, we must consider the meanings of "memory" in the nahua world. We will devote the following pages to a brief analysis of these modulationshttp://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2402Conquista de MéxicoCrónicas mestizasMemoriaDiscurso colonial
spellingShingle Valeria Añón
Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
Orbis Tertius
Conquista de México
Crónicas mestizas
Memoria
Discurso colonial
title Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
title_full Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
title_fullStr Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
title_full_unstemmed Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
title_short Memoria rota, tensión y armonía en crónicas mestizas novohispanas
title_sort memoria rota tension y armonia en cronicas mestizas novohispanas
topic Conquista de México
Crónicas mestizas
Memoria
Discurso colonial
url http://revistas.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/index.php/OT/article/view/2402
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