Historia Crítica

Hist. Crit. | eISSN 1900-6152 | ISSN 0121-1617

Experiências sensoriais e práticas políticas no Império espanhol. Do século 15 ao 18

No. 94 (2024-10-17)
  • Verónica Salazar Baena
    Universidad Nacional de Colombia
  • Joan-Lluís Palos
    Universidad de Barcelona, España
https://doi.org/10.7440/histcrit94.2024.01

Resumo

Objetivo/contexto: esta introdução, de caráter principalmente historiográfico, tem dois objetivos: o primeiro é apresentar as contribuições mais relevantes da história sensorial como uma abordagem interpretativa que concebe os sentidos como condicionados por fatores sociais e culturais em um tempo e espaço específicos; o segundo é relacionar as experiências sensoriais às práticas políticas no Império espanhol do século 15 ao 18, contextualizando as contribuições deste dossiê nessa linha de pesquisa. Metodologia: são analisadas as contribuições que permitiram a definição da história sensorial como uma abordagem heurística válida para uma pluralidade de campos e tópicos que goza de enorme popularidade na agenda de pesquisa. Originalidade: este dossiê inclui valiosa coleção de ensaios, especificamente dedicados à experiência sensorial no Império hispânico entre os séculos 15 e 18. Trata-se do primeiro dossiê sobre esse assunto. Conclusões: este artigo situa os estudos desta edição temática em um contexto historiográfico mais amplo, ao mesmo tempo que aponta para possíveis caminhos futuros de pesquisa.

Palavras-chave: experiência sensorial , história dos sentidos , história sensorial , Império espanhol , práticas políticas

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