<!--[if !mso]> <![endif] Lecture Schedule - HIS2170

Lecture Schedule - HIS2170

Schedule HIS 2170 A - Colonial Latin America			Done
Wed	05 - Sep	Introduction to the course. Explanation of methodology, Revision and collective approval of Syllabus. Explanation of how to interact with the course, the blog and other media.
Fri	07 - Sep	Historical context before 1492: Europe and Africa. The meaning of Contact. Reading: Chapter 1, America, Iberia and Africa before the Conquest, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook .
Wed	12 - Sep	Historical context before 1492: Turtle Island and the Abya-Yala (Indigenous America). Reading: Chapter 1, America, Iberia and Africa before the Conquest, op. cit. Marcelo Saavedra-Vargas. The mature toponymy of indigenous peoples. Available at: http://wp.me/p1yp0w-D. Jill Bolte Taylor's stroke of insight (20 min).
Fri	14 - Sep	The conquest of the Aztecs and the Inka Confederacy. Reading: Chapter 2, The age of Conquest, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook .
Wed	19 - Sep	Guest speaker: Guatemalan Maya Elder Tito Medina.
Fri	21 - Sep	The slave trade from Africa and formation and consolidation of colonial administration schemes. Reading: Chapter 3, Ruling New World Empires in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Wed	26 - Sep	Viewing of "500 Nations" - episode ONE - Prologue, Wounded Knee Legacy & Mexico. (75 min)
Fri	28 - Sep	The impact of the Encounter on indigenous populations. Reading: Chapter 4, Population and Labor, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Wed	03 - Oct	Cristopher Columbus voyages, the Tordesillas Treaty and the formation of colonial society. Colonial economics and the extractive mind-frame as the guiding force in colonial affairs. Reading: Chapter 5, Production, Exchange, and Defense in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Fri	05 - Oct	Viewing of "The Conquest of the Incas" - BBC's Conquistadors series (50 min)
Wed	10 - Oct	Guest speaker: Anishinaabe Elder and Medicine man Jacob (Mowegan) Wawatie
Fri	12 - Oct	Viewing of "All World is Human" - BBC's Conquistadors series (50 min)
Wed	17 - Oct	Societal stratification and the attempts at civilization building. Reading: Chapter 6: Family, Women and ethos in colonial Latin America, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook. The colonial situation of women and migration understtood from a gender perspective. Reading: Susan Migden Socolow. Women and Migration in Colonial Latin America. Available at www.his2170.blogspot.com.
Fri	19 - Oct	The Family and Society. Reading: Chapter 7, Production, Exchange, and Defense, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook. Part of this class will be devoted to revising the mid-term exam.
Wed	24 - Oct	Mid-session break
Fri	26 - Oct	Mid-session break
Wed	31 - Oct	Mid-term exam
Fri	02 - Nov	The necessary portion of this class will be dedicated to revise the mid-term exam. Deadline for first Reaction Paper at midnight. The great historial omission about demographics and the shifting of geographies. Reading: Derek Rasmussen. The priced versus the priceless. The Lion's Roar, available at: http://www.lionsroar.ca/pdfs/price-vs-priceless.pdf.
Wed	07 - Nov	The Great Indian Insurrections, the awakening of the Serpent: Tupac Amaru/Micaela Bastidas.
Fri	09 - Nov	Carlos Saura "El Dorado" (80 min)
Wed	14 - Nov	Carlos Saura "El Dorado" (60 min). Short discussion about the film.
Fri	16 - Nov	The Great Indian Insurrections, the awakening of the Serpent: Tupaj Katari/ Bartolina Sisa. The prphecy of the Pachakut'I and the Re-encounter of the Eagle and the Condord.
Wed	21 - Nov	The all-pervading power of Catholicism in colonial Latin America and Spain and Brazil, as main colonial forces. France, Great Britain and other minor attempts at establishing colonial outposts in Latin America.. Reading: Chapter 8, Living in an Empire and Chapter 9. Imperial Expansion, in in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Fri	23 - Nov	Evaluation of HIS3195 by students. Spain and Brazil, as main colonial forces. France, Great Britain and other minor attempts at establishing colonial outposts in Latin America. Reading: Chapter 9. Imperial Expansion, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Wed	28 - Nov	Presentation by students (15 to 30 minutes). Late colonial times and Independence. Reading: Chapter 10, Crisis and Political Revolutions, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Fri	30 - Nov	Deadline for final essay and Reaction papers at midnight. Presentation by students (15 to 30 minutes). Late colonial times and Independence. Reading: Chapter 11. From Empire to Independence, in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.
Wed	05 - Dec	Presentation by students (15 to 30 minutes). Conclusion of HIS2170, The long process of colonial states formations, are we over colonial times? . Reading: Epilogue, in in Mark A. Burkholder & Lyman L. Johnson "COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA" course textbook.

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Practical information for the course

We have classes on:

Wednesdays, from 16:00 to 17:30; and Fridays, from 14:30 to 16:00

at Colonel By Hall (CBY), room D207

Final Exam for HIS2170A is on Saturday December 15^th (2012); from 14:00 to 17:00 at ART 257.

My office is on: Desmarais Building, office 9113.

email: msaavedr@uOttawa.ca

My office hours are:

Fridays from 12:00 pm to14:00 pm or by appointment

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Bibliography

Albert Leonard Irving (Editor). Colonial travelers in Latin America. Alfred A. Knopf; 1st edition (1972), 254 pages.
Andrew Fisher (Editor), Matthew D. O'Hara (Editor), Imperial subjects: race and identity in colonial Latin America. Publisher: Duke University Press Books (April 22, 2009), 320 pages.
Ann Jefferson (Author), Paul Lokken (Author). Daily life in colonial Latin America. Greenwood; 1 edition (August 17, 2011), 222 pages.
Celso Furtado. Economic development of Latin America: a survey from colonial times to the Cuban revolution. Cambridge University Press, 1990.
Charles Gibson, The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule (1964) [Many editions available]. Stanford University Press (June 1964), 688 pages.
David James Robinson. Social fabric and spatial structure in colonial Latin America.
Gauvin Alexander Bailey. Art of colonial Latin America. Phaidon, 2005, 447 pages.
Geoffrey Baker (Editor), Tess Knighton (Editor). Music and urban society in colonial Latin America, Cambridge University Press; 1 edition (January 17, 2011.
Greg Grandin (Author, Preface), Naomi Klein (Contributor). The Last Colonial Massacre: Latin America in the Cold War. University Of Chicago Press; Second Edition, Updated Edition (July 30, 2011), 336 pages.
Inga Clendinnen. Ambivalent Conquests: Maya and Spaniard in the Yucatán, 1517-1570, 2nd ed. (New York: Cambridge), 2003.
Irene Silverblatt. Modern Inquisitions. Peru and the Colonial Origins of the Civilized World. Duke University Press Books (October 29, 2004), 320 pages.
James Lockhart (Author), Stuart B. Schwartz (Author). Early Latin America: A History of Colonial Spanish America and Brazil. Cambridge University Press (September 30, 1983), 492 pages.
James Lockhart, The Nahuas After the Conquest (1992) [Many editions available]. Stanford University Press (September 1, 1994), 672 pages.
Jane G. Landers (Editor), Barry M. Robinson (Editor). Slaves, subjects, and subversives: blacks in colonial Latin America. University of New Mexico Press (October 1, 2006), 328 pages.
John Frederick Schwaller. The church in colonial Latin America. Published by Scholarly Resources Inc., 2000.
Jonathan Charles Brown. Latin America: a social history of the colonial period. Wadsworth Publishing; 2 edition (August 6, 2004), 528 pages.
Juan de Solórzano Y Pereira. De Indiarum Jure. Available at: http://cdigital.dgb.uanl.mx/la/1080046817/1080046817.html
Kendall W. Brown (Author). A History of Mining in Latin America: From the Colonial Era to the Present. University of New Mexico Press (March 15, 2012), 280 pages.
Louisa Schell Hoberman (Editor), Susan Migden Socolow (Editor). Cities & society in colonial Latin America. Published by University of New Mexico Press, 1986, 350 pages.
M Anore Horton. New perspectives on women and migration in colonial Latin America
Mabel Moraña (Author), Carlos Jaurequi (Author), eds. (Author), M. Moraña (Editor), C. Jauregui (Editor) Revisiting the colonial question in Latin America. Iberoamericana / Vervuert (August 1, 2008), 296 pages.
Matthew Restall (Author), Kris Lane (Author). Latin America in Colonial Times. Cambridge University Press; 1 edition (February 16, 2012), 320 pages.
Matthew Restall (Editor). Beyond black and red: African-Native relations in colonial Latin America. University of New Mexico Press (June 30, 2005), 319 pages.
Matthew Restall, Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest. Oxford University Press; New edition edition (Oct 15 2004), 240 pages.
Raúl Marrero-Fente. Bodies, texts, and ghosts: writing on literature and law in colonial Latin America. University Press Of America (September 2, 2010), 136 pages.
Richard E. Greenleaf. The Roman Catholic Church in colonial Latin America. Center for Latin American Studies, Arizona State University, 1977. 272 pages.
Sakari Sariola (Author). Power and resistance: the colonial heritage in Latin America. Cornell University Press (March 26, 1973), 324 pages.
Stanley J. Stein (Author), Barbara H. Stein (Author). The Colonial Heritage of Latin America. Oxford University Press, USA; 7 edition (January 15, 1970), 240 pages.
Susan Migden Socolow (Author). The women of colonial Latin America, Cambridge University Press, 2000.

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