Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)

This article analyzes the emergence of applied sciences in the field of two American dyeing materials – the woad called ek and the indigo – in the Spanish Empire. It highlights how the circulation of written documents and displays of materials situated local knowledge and experiences in a global fra...

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Autores principales:	Caroline Cunill, Efrén Torres
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Publicado:	Globus et Locus 2021
Materias:	archive scientific culture dyeing materials native people spanish monarchy Social sciences (General) H1-99
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:b0583eaeb00f4827ab7bde3f0ab43b2b2021-11-11T10:49:15ZExperimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)10.12893/gjcpi.2021.2.132283-7949https://doaj.org/article/b0583eaeb00f4827ab7bde3f0ab43b2b2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://glocalismjournal.org/experimentando-materia-tintoreas-entre-el-nuevo-mundo-y-europa-narrativas-y-muestras-en-los-archivos-de-la-monarquia-hispanica-siglo-xvi/https://doaj.org/toc/2283-7949This article analyzes the emergence of applied sciences in the field of two American dyeing materials – the woad called ek and the indigo – in the Spanish Empire. It highlights how the circulation of written documents and displays of materials situated local knowledge and experiences in a global framework in which a wide range of actors was engaged from Mexico City, Campeche, Mérida (Yucatan), Seville, Madrid or Milan. We will also show that the Spaniards tended to obscure the Native origin of their so-called “inventions” in order to secure privileges in the production and commercialization of these materials. On the other hand, we examine the Council of the Indies efforts to stimulate the production of knowledge, to organize and intertwine information, and to promote the imperial economic interests. The article thus demonstrates how the analysis of the Spanish Monarchy’s archivistic practices is key to fully understanding the emergence of the Renaissance scientific culture.Caroline CunillEfrén TorresGlobus et Locusarticlearchivescientific culturedyeing materialsnative peoplespanish monarchySocial sciences (General)H1-99ENITGlocalism: Journal of Culture, Politics and Innovation, Vol 2021, Iss 2 (2021)
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description	This article analyzes the emergence of applied sciences in the field of two American dyeing materials – the woad called ek and the indigo – in the Spanish Empire. It highlights how the circulation of written documents and displays of materials situated local knowledge and experiences in a global framework in which a wide range of actors was engaged from Mexico City, Campeche, Mérida (Yucatan), Seville, Madrid or Milan. We will also show that the Spaniards tended to obscure the Native origin of their so-called “inventions” in order to secure privileges in the production and commercialization of these materials. On the other hand, we examine the Council of the Indies efforts to stimulate the production of knowledge, to organize and intertwine information, and to promote the imperial economic interests. The article thus demonstrates how the analysis of the Spanish Monarchy’s archivistic practices is key to fully understanding the emergence of the Renaissance scientific culture.
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title	Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)
title_short	Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)
title_full	Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)
title_fullStr	Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)
title_full_unstemmed	Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)
title_sort	experimentando materia tintóreas entre el nuevo mundo y europa: narrativas y muestras en los archivos de la monarquía hispanica (siglo xvi)
publisher	Globus et Locus
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/b0583eaeb00f4827ab7bde3f0ab43b2b
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Experimentando Materia Tintóreas Entre el Nuevo Mundo y Europa: Narrativas y Muestras en los Archivos de la Monarquía Hispanica (Siglo XVI)

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