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Work, family, and honor understanding colonial slavery in Peru

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2012
Author
Arrelucea Barrantes, Maribel Yolanda
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Abstract
Starting from the rich historiographical advance done in Peru, I suggest that the slavery modalities were not exclusively ruled by the geographic space (urban/country), but was also important in the massive minoring use such as the slave work, the working specialty of slaves, the control over the slave's work benefit and the owners status. The combination of these aspects set an exploitation of the work force to such a point that it ends up generating different slave modalities deep in Lima's slavery. This scheme incorporates the slave's experience, for their behavior questioned and changed constantly the normativity and daily functioning of slavery. This way we can perceive their life perspectives, their loving and friendly bonds, and their claims for humanity and honor, which redefined the basic concepts such as slavery, family and honor. This means recovering the human sense of the historical experience of men and women in their constant battle against slavery and the surviving of their families.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/5632
How to cite
Arrelucea-Barrantes, M. (2012). Work, family, and honor understanding colonial slavery in Peru. Review, 35(3-4), 273-296.
Publisher
Binghamton University
Category / Subcategory
Ciencias sociales / Estudios culturales
Humanidades / Historia
Subject
Esclavitud
Trabajo y familia
Historia social
Antropología cultural y social
Etnohistoria
Slavery
Work and family
Ethnology
Etnohistory
Perú
Journal
Review (Fernand Braudel Center)
ISSN
0147-9032
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Indexado en Scopus
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