IMPERIAL CONVIVIALITY: What Medieval Spanish Legal Practice Can Teach Us About Colonial Latin America Karen Graubart
AUTOR(ES)
GRAUBART, KAREN
FONTE
Novos estud. CEBRAP
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
06/05/2019
RESUMO
RESUMO Monarcas ibéricos medievais e do início da era moderna governavam por meio de uma delegação competitiva de certas formas de jurisdição. Isso criou uma forma tensa de convivência cotidiana, na qual os membros do grupo estavam muito cientes de aspectos das leis de outros grupos. O quadro analítico da convivialidade revela as maneiras pelas quais o consenso tinha que ser constantemente renegociado nas múltiplas dinâmicas de grupo, em vez de imposto ou alcançado.ABSTRACT Late medieval and early modern Iberian monarchs governed through a competitive delegation of certain forms of jurisdiction. This created a tense form of everyday conviviality, wherein group members were intimately knowledgeable about aspects of the laws of other groups. The analytic of conviviality reveals the ways that consensus had to be constantly renegotiated within multiple group dynamics rather than imposed or achieved.
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