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Construire l’empire

Circulations ibériques à l’échelle globale

Construire l’empire

Abstract

À l’époque moderne, le Portugal et l’Espagne sont aux premières loges de la « première mondialisation » et les sujets des rois ibériques migrent et circulent vers d’autres continents emportant leur culture, leur religion, leurs goûts, leurs préjugés, leurs intérêts, leurs pratiques et représentations de l’altérité. Les travaux les plus récents s’écartent des approches à l’échelle nationale ou des schémas centre-périphéries pour mettre l’accent sur ce qui cimente l’empire et en fait un espace polycentrique : les circulations de toutes sortes donnent en effet corps aux monarchies planétaires de l’époque moderne. Le propos de ce dossier est donc d’analyser de manière plus précise les circulations qui relient les hommes et les espaces et font des monarchies de véritables constructions politiques, sociales et culturelles. Nous nous attacherons plus aux « circulations ordinaires », celles qui concernent l’ensemble des sujets des monarchies espagnoles et portugaises (et parfois leurs voisins).

Durante la época moderna, Portugal y España estaban en la vanguardia de la “primera globalización” y los súbditos de los reyes ibéricos emigraban a otros continentes y circulaban llevando su cultura, su religión, sus gustos, sus prejuicios e intereses, usos, prácticas y representaciones sobre la alteridad.Los trabajos más recientes se alejan de los enfoques nacionales o del esquema centro-periferia para centrarse en lo que cimentó el imperio y constituyó un espacio policéntrico: las circulaciones de todos tipos dieron cuerpo a las monarquías planetarias de la era moderna. La finalidad de este dossier es analizar con mayor precisión las circulaciones que conectan a las personas y los espacios, y hacen de las monarquías auténticas construcciones políticas, sociales y culturales. Nos centraremos más en las “circulaciones ordinarias”, las que atañen a todos los súbditos de las monarquías española y portuguesa (y a veces a sus vecinos).

Keywords

Histoire, Époque moderne, Histoire sociale, Histoire politique, Histoire culturelle, Amérique latine, Identités culturelles, Péninsule ibérique

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