Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century

Burials not only reflect the legal, social and ethnic status of individuals, they also show a network of social relationships among which we find signs of exclusion, subjection and personal and collective links. The complexity of burial places cannot be understood without considering peoples’ imagin...

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Autores principales: Caretta , Gabriela, Zacca, Isabel
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Publicado: Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA 2007
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spelling I28-R258-article-124282022-12-21T21:26:48Z Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century Lugares para la muerte en el espacio meridional andino, Salta en el siglo XVIII Caretta , Gabriela Zacca, Isabel colony Salta burial places symbolism colonia Salta muerte simbolismo Burials not only reflect the legal, social and ethnic status of individuals, they also show a network of social relationships among which we find signs of exclusion, subjection and personal and collective links. The complexity of burial places cannot be understood without considering peoples’ imaginary about death. We will focus specifically on spaces thought of as burial grounds on Salta city during the eighteenth Century in order to recognize “places” full of meaning to their inhabitants. The concept of place refers to the real and symbolic construction of space and Historians, without falling in an ethnographic illusion of transparency, are able to search for social markers and signs of identity, hierarchy and stratification as well as some clues regarding different imaginaries which give value and sustain those burial places in the town’s center. Los enterratorios como lugares no solo reflejan el status social, la condición étnica y jurídica del enterrado, sino además todo un entramado de relaciones sociales entre las que encontramos rasgos de exclusión, lazos de sujeción, vinculaciones personales y de grupos. Los lugares de entierro no pueden entenderse sin la consideración de los imaginarios en torno a la muerte. Nos centraremos en los espacios destinados al entierro en la ciudad de Salta a lo largo del siglo XVIII para reconocer en ellos “lugares”; es decir, espacios cargados de sentido para sus habitantes. El concepto de “lugar” nos remite a la construcción concreta y simbólica del espacio, en el que los historiadores, sin caer en la ilusión de su transparencia, pueden leer marcas sociales, pautas de identificación, estratificación y conflictos así como indicios acerca de la presencia de imaginarios que valoran y sostienen el entierro en el centro de la ciudad. Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA 2007-12-03 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/12428 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol. 15 Núm. (1 y 2) (2007); 135-156 Memoria Americana. Cuadernos de Etnohistoria; Vol 15 No (1 y 2) (2007); 135-156 1851-3751 0327-5752 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/MA/article/view/12428/10961
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Salta
burial places
symbolism
colonia
Salta
muerte
simbolismo
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Salta
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symbolism
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Salta
muerte
simbolismo
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Zacca, Isabel
Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
topic_facet colony
Salta
burial places
symbolism
colonia
Salta
muerte
simbolismo
author Caretta , Gabriela
Zacca, Isabel
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Zacca, Isabel
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title Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
title_short Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
title_full Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
title_fullStr Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
title_full_unstemmed Death and burial places: the southern Andean region, Salta 18th Century
title_sort death and burial places: the southern andean region, salta 18th century
description Burials not only reflect the legal, social and ethnic status of individuals, they also show a network of social relationships among which we find signs of exclusion, subjection and personal and collective links. The complexity of burial places cannot be understood without considering peoples’ imaginary about death. We will focus specifically on spaces thought of as burial grounds on Salta city during the eighteenth Century in order to recognize “places” full of meaning to their inhabitants. The concept of place refers to the real and symbolic construction of space and Historians, without falling in an ethnographic illusion of transparency, are able to search for social markers and signs of identity, hierarchy and stratification as well as some clues regarding different imaginaries which give value and sustain those burial places in the town’s center.
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