El ”Otro Oro” en la Conquista de América: las Mujeres Indias, el Surgimiento del Mestizaje

Authors

  • Gerardo León Guerrero Vinueza

Keywords:

Epistemic violence, Conquest, Miscegenation, Cultural imposition, Black legend, “Teules”, “Yares”, Caste, Race, Royal letters patent, Half-caste, Libido, Kingdom, Colony, Colonialism, Indias council

Abstract

The arrival of Spanish conquerors in the New World, meant not only the cultural domination, the violent imposition of a new epistemology and the lack of ancestral knowledge as well as material destruction but persecution and assault against Indian women, undervaluation and lack of his humanity led them to commit the most heinous crimes ranging from carnal violation, torture and death. The targets considered as gods by the Indians at the beginning of the conquest, went on to become demons when they started looting and persecution of women to download them all their brutality libidinous, booty, therefore, not only was desperately seeking gold but also that “other gold” that is, women, war therefore had several motives: to conquer and colonize, loot and get rich, evangelize and impose its values and thoughts and strategies done by many women however contempt them because the Spanish never loved, hated to Indian men and women but sought everywhere for its gory end, therefore, on the basis of rape, basically, did the mixing in America. The mestizo is the offspring of violence but also the germ of the future nationality because they are the ones who later will rebel against their parents.

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Published

2008-11-30

How to Cite

Guerrero Vinueza, G. L. (2008). El ”Otro Oro” en la Conquista de América: las Mujeres Indias, el Surgimiento del Mestizaje. ESTUDIOS LATINOAMERICANOS, (22-23), 9–25. Retrieved from https://revistas.udenar.edu.co/index.php/rceilat/article/view/1343