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Ecuador's national experience from independence to 1912 is traced in English for the first time in this compelling, fascinating history.
Most of what we know about Spain's New World encounters with native peoples comes from contacts in the mineral-rich areas of Mexico and Peru where Indians living in large, complex state systems were easily adapted to Spain's tribute needs. This book looks at an entirely different area -- the economically marginal Pasto region in the southern Colombian Andes. This is the first detailed ethnohistory of Spain's conquest of peoples who were not easily incorporated into the imperial order.In the Andean region of Colombia, economies based on hunting and gathering and small-scale agriculture dominated; local chiefdoms exercised extensive political control. Spanish rule disrupted the centuries-old cultural, economic, environmental systems of the Pastos, Quillacingas, and Abads. It also provoked various forms of resistance among the drastically reduced native population against overzealous local elites who abused Indian workers by unrealistic labor and tribute demands.
Includes "Bibliographical section".
Aspectos socioliguísticos y diacrónicos; Aspectos sicrónicos: contextura léxico-semántica de' patata ' y ' papa ' ; Terminografía quechumara de las variedades de 'papa'; Terminología y terminografía: descripción semántica.