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De «bandidos» e «infidentes»

Vocabulario del orden y tribunales militares en Cuba (1825-1868)
Authors: Castellanos Rubio, Alina;

De «bandidos» e «infidentes»

Abstract

El articulo aborda el tema del bandolerismo en Cuba durante la primera mitad del siglo xix, centrandose primero en el tratamiento semantico y coercitivo que la Comision militar ejecutiva y permanente de la isla (1825-1856) hizo de la figura y, luego, a partir de la actuacion de este tribunal excepcional, en la equiparacion entre bandidos y revolucionarios despues de 1868. En el contexto tradicionalista cubano del periodo, la figura del bandido basto para representar la confrontacion al orden colonial, esto desde dos dimensiones: primero, desde el punto de vista social, el bandido fue figurado como una amenaza en tanto «enemigo de la comunidad» porque atacaba los fundamentos mismos de la cohesion comunitaria; y luego desde un punto de vista institucional, el bandido represento el inobediente, el que atentaba contra el orden productivista que se establecio en la isla. Su desobediencia se manejo dentro de la fenomenologia de la lesa majestad, como parte del universo conceptual del «crimen atroz».

Keywords

atrocités, banditisme, Military Commission, atrocidad, Comisión militar, ennemi, Cuba, Commission militaire, banditry, enemigo, atrocity, bandolerismo, enemy

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