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Urban Society in Colonial Spanish America: Research Trends

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 October 2022

Fred Bronner
Fred Bronner*
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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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In 1972 James Lockhart summarized for LARR the state of social history research on colonial Latin America and proposed far-reaching methodological innovations. The time is ripe for another assessment if only because of the prolific ongoing research. But this very luxuriance hinders an overview of the whole field. Let me therefore focus on Spanish American urban society, with its stratification and elite circulation. Where Lockhart's article led into his message, mine reviews the outcome of his and other research strategies; it also concentrates on English-language publications and excludes theory and methods not directly related to this area.

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Research Article
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Latin American Research Review , Volume 21 , Issue 1 , 1986 , pp. 7 - 72
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Copyright © 1986 by the University of Texas Press

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For their advice and materials, I thank Woodrow Borah, Richard Boyer, Elinor C. Burkett, Thomas Calvo, Edith Couturier, Paul Ganster, John E. Kicza, Bernard Lavallé, Asunción Lavrin, James Lockhart, Magnus Mörner, Susan Ramírez, David J. Robinson, John F. Schwaller, Patricia Seed, John Tutino, Ann Twinam, and Juan A. Villamarín.

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