Historia Crítica

<font color="#000080">Historia Crítica, quarterly scientific publication, objective is to run previously unpublished articles which present the results of historical investigations, innovations regarding debates on historical interpretation or complete historiographical reviews. The Journal contributes to the development of the historical field in a country which needs to strengthen the study of History as well as all other Social Sciences to better understand it’s social, political, economic, and cultural environment. In this sense, it has become a meeting place for the national and international academic community, thus strengthening research in these areas.<br></font><br>

List of Papers (Total 1,693)

CASTIGO Y ORDEN SOCIAL EN LA AMÉRICA LATINA COLONIAL. EL NUEVO REINO DE GRANADA. UN ESBOZO PRELIMINAR

This article inquires into the relationship between punishment and social order in colonial Latin America, especially during the 17th and 18th centuries in the Nuevo Reino de Granada. For this purpose, punishment is understood not only as a means of social regulation but also as an advantageous way to study the colonial order. Thus, the proposal explores the link between sanction...

ESTRUCTURAS E IDENTIDAD EN LA "SEGUNDA ESCLAVITUD": EL CASO CUBANO, 1800-1940

The article presents in a abbreviated manner the results of field research on the names proprietors gave to their slaves and the identities of slaves in the process of abolition of slavery in Cuba. In giving slaves only the first surname of one of their last owners and denying them the second surname in legal documents, a process of race-race-marking and race-making began after...

c ¿ES POSIBLE LA LIBERTAD EN LA ESCLAVITUD? A PROPÓSITO DE LA TENSIÓN ENTRE LA LIBERTAD Y LA ESCLAVITUD EN LA NUEVA GRANADA

The historic tension between freedom and slavery in the Nuevo Reino de Granada constitutes a challenge for current historiography that attempts to trace the study of systems of slavery. This article, as an initial reflection, proposes discarding unilateral visions that project freedom and slavery as two historically separate entities. It proposes instead the concept of the...

THREE APPROACHES TO CROSSBREEDING IN COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA

Based on the exploration of three approaches to crossbreeding in the colonial history of Latin America: Race Mixture in the History of Latin America by Magnus Mörner, El Mestizaje como Gesta by Juan Olaechea Labayen and El Pensamiento Mestizo by Serge Gruzinski, the purpose of this article is to shed light on some of the limitations of the linguistic and conceptual tools...

GLOBALIZATION: AN ELUSIVE CONCEPT?

The main objective of this article is to try to explain the concept of globalization. In the first part, some of the difficulties encountered in trying to explain the globalization phenomenon in an integral way are described. The author then analyzes various concepts that are referenced in the content of the globalization concept as a whole, such as: process, capitalism, market...

POLITICAL DEVOTIONS AND PUBLIC HEALTH PREACHING ABOUT A PLAN FOR HOSPITAL REFORM IN NUEVA GRANADA (1790)

The article proposes a reading of the "Plan of the Constitutions Presented to His Excellency the Viceroy of the Kingdom for San Pedro’s Royal Hospital in the Parish of Zipaquirá, " written by Pedro Fermín de Vargas, corregidor (chief Spanish colonial judge) at that time and one of the most outstanding illustrious persons in New Granada. Said plan reveals the introduction of some...

FAMILY, MARRIAGE AND WOMEN: THE RHETORIC OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN BARRANQUILLA (1863-1930)

The following article explores the rhetoric of the Catholic Church in Barranquilla during a period of political and juridical instability. The struggle between Liberals and Conservatives in their attempt to build a nation according to their own ideological interests led the Church to adhere to the political project of the Conservative party since it supported and vindicated the...

Dianmond, Jared, Guns Germs, and Steel. The Fates of Human Societies, Nueva York, W.W. Norton & Company, 1997, 480 pp.(Publicado en castellano como Armas, Gérmenes y Acero. La sociedad humana y sus destinos, Madrid, Editorial Debate, 1998, 527 pp.)

Dianmond, Jared, Guns Germs, and Steel. The Fates of Human Societies, Nueva York, W.W. Norton & Company, 1997, 480 pp.(Publicado en castellano como Armas, Gérmenes y Acero. La sociedad humana y sus destinos, Madrid, Editorial Debate, 1998, 527 pp.) Eduardo Sáenz RovnerProfesor Titular, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Jared Diamond, profesor en la Universidad de California en...

La Rosa, Michael, De la izquierda a la derecha. La Iglesia católica en la Colombia contemporánea, Bogotá, Planeta, 2000, 272 pp

La Rosa, Michael, De la izquierda a la derecha. La Iglesia católica en la Colombia contemporánea, Bogotá, Planeta, 2000, 272 pp. Ricardo AriasProfesor del Departamento Historia de la Universidad de los Andes.La presentación y el prefacio de este libro destacan, con justa razón, la poca importancia que ha merecido el estudio de la Iglesia católica colombiana en los medios...

Varios, Éxodo, patrimonio e identidad. Memorias de la V cátedra de historia Ernesto Restrepo Tirado, Bogotá, Museo Nacional de Colombia, Ministerio de Cultura, 2001, 503 pp

Varios, Éxodo, patrimonio e identidad. Memorias de la V cátedra de historia Ernesto Restrepo Tirado, Bogotá, Museo Nacional de Colombia, Ministerio de Cultura, 2001, 503 pp. Fabio Zambrano Profesor del Departamento de Historia, Universidad de los Andes. Profesor Titular maestro Universitario, Universidad Nacional. Desde hace seis años el Museo Nacional de Colombia ha convocado al...

NIETO OLARLE, Mauricio, Remedios para el Imperio. Historia natural y la apropiación del Nuevo Mundo, Bogotá, Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia, 2000, 279 pp.

NIETO OLARTE, Mauricio, Profesor de Historia de las Ciencias (Departamento de Historia, Universidad de los Andes) y de Historia de la Medicina (Facultad de Medicina, Universidad El Bosque). Este libro de Mauricio Nieto, profesor y ex-Director del Departamento de Historia de la Universidad de los Andes, recoge lo fundamental de su trabajo de doctorado en el Imperial College de la...

TOLERANCIA E INTOLERANCIA. SUS ORÍGENES Y CONSECUENCIAS EN LA HISTORIA DE LA CIVILIZACIÓN OCCIDENTAL

TOLERANCIA E INTOLERANCIA. SUS ORÍGENES Y CONSECUENCIAS EN LA HISTORIA DE LA CIVILIZACIÓN OCCIDENTAL Jaime JaramilloConferencia presentada en la Universidad de la Sabana (30 de agosto de 2001). Profesor del Departamento de Historia de la Universidad de los Andes.En primer lugar doy excusas por el solemne título que he dado a esta intervención, pero bien miradas las cosas el...