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El Códice Boxer: Etnografía colonial e hibridismo cultural en las islas Filipinas

Authors: Ollé, Manuel, 1962-; Rubiés, Joan-Pau;

El Códice Boxer: Etnografía colonial e hibridismo cultural en las islas Filipinas

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En 1950 Charles R. Boxer, antiguo espía británico y profesor de historia colonial portuguesa y holandesa, publicó un artículo donde describía un bello códice que él mismo había adquirido en una subasta. El hoy denominado Códice Boxer, creado bajo el gobierno de Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas (1590-1593) en la colonia española de Filipinas, es un documento absolutamente excepcional tanto por su contenido textual como por sus bellas ilustraciones en color, probablemente realizadas por un artista chino del parián de Manila. En sus páginas reúne veintidós jornadas, derroteros y, sobre todo, relaciones etnográficas de procedencia diversa, la mayoría escritos originalmente en castellano, y otros traducidos del portugués o del chino. Entre textos e imágenes, ofrece información sobre los pueblos nativos de Guam y Filipinas, el sudeste asiático (Borney, Maluku, Java, Aceh, Patani, Siam, Nueva Guinea), las costas de Champa y Vietnam, el norte de Formosa (Taiwán), Japón y China. El Códice, sin embargo, plantea innumerables interrogantes acerca de su autoría, su cronología precisa, sus finalidades y su carácter culturalmente híbrido. El presente libro reúne, por primera vez, diversos estudios con el objetivo de dar respuesta a todas estas cuestiones.

Manel Ollé, Joan-Pau Rubiés (Editors literaris)

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Història, Orient i Occident, Segle XVI-segle XVII, Manila (Filipines), D204-475, Etnografia, Anàlisi transcultural, Manuscrits, Colonialisme, orient i Occident, Llibres electrònics, thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology, thema EDItEUR::3 Time period qualifiers::3M c 1500 onwards to present day

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