Science, Technology, Local Bodies of Knowledge, and Empire in the Atlantic World, 15th to 19th Centuries
Antonio Barrera-Osorio, Mauricio Nieto Olarte
Ciencia, tecnología, saberes locales e imperio en el mundo atlántico, siglos XV-XIX
Issue 73 | 2019
Table of Contents
Dossier
Craftsmen, Cartography and Empire. The Social Production of a Nautical Instrument in the Iberian World, 1500-1650
Antonio Sánchez Martínez
Bezoar Stones between Two Worlds: From Talisman to Medicine in the Septentrional Provinces of New Spain, 16th-18th Centuries
Edith Guadalupe Llamas Camacho, Tania Ariza Calderón
The Experience of the Empire. Merits and Knowledge of the Spanish Imperial Officers
Adolfo Polo y La Borda
The Franciscan “River Empire” in the Western Amazon between the 17th and 18th Centuries
Roberto Chauca Tapia
Degenerate Heirs of the Empire. Climatic Determinism and Effeminacy in the Mercurio Peruano
Magally Alegre Henderson
“Practical Botanists and Zoologists”: Contributions of Amazonian Natives to Natural History Expeditions (1846-1865)
Anderson Pereira Antunes, Luisa Massarani, Ildeu de Castro Moreira
Tema abierto
The Strike, the Carnival and the Elections: The World of Dock Work in Buenos Aires and the Configuration of a Working-Class Community in the Summer of 1904
Laura Caruso
90 Years since the “Constructive Cooperation” Policy. United States and the Chilean-Peruvian Dispute over Tacna and Arica, 1925-1929
Consuelo León Wöppke, Mauricio Jara Fernández, Pablo Mancilla González