Politics and historiography. Spanish Americanism until 1936
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.2008.i243.653Keywords:
Historiography, Spanish Americanism, European Americanisms, American archaeology, Archive of the Indies, Academy of HistoryAbstract
This article is a reflection about the birth and development of Spanish Americanist historiography and its relation with the political culture in the 19th century. Focused from a somehow comparative point of view, 1) we highlight the importance of two fundamental institutions: the Archive of the Indies and the Academy of History; 2) we analyse the ties among political culture, professional erudition and the first university historians; and 3) we stress the particular case of Rafael Altamira and the emergence of the first American Archaeology.
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