La Maison de l'Amérique latine ne doit pas disparaître !

Public Rituals charts the study of public rituals in the Portuguese Empire between 1498 and 1822 approximately, with a view to introducing both new and seasoned readers to the contexts, sources, probl...

Abstract. The Caribbean, with its focus on cash crop production, played a major role in the rise of England’s Atlantic trading system and the making of mod

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¿Qué tienen en común las "supersticiones" y el derecho canónico? En este episódio de Chispa, Karla Escobar (Transmedia Historytelling) conversa con Pilar Mejía, investigadora del Instituto Max Planck de Historia y Teoría del Derecho, sobre antropología y, sobre todo, sobre el derecho canónico como un campo fundamental para pensar la producción histórica de normas, valores y formas de regulación en América Latina. A partir de procesos inquisitoriales y tratados de teología moral, el episodio muestra cómo el derecho canónico no solo remite a un universo eclesiástico o doctrinal, sino también a debates sobre sexualidad, pecado, cuerpo, conciencia, saberes médicos y prácticas cotidianas. La conversación recorre además el proyecto del Diccionario Histórico de Derecho Canónico en Hispanoamérica y Filipinas, desarrollado en el Instituto Max Planck de Historia y Teoría del Derecho, y reflexiona sobre cómo este trabajo colectivo permite releer conceptos, conflictos y lenguajes normativos que siguen dialogando con preguntas del presente.

Protecting what matters: A joint statement by the Historical Association, History UK, Royal Historical Society and the IHR

Closing dates for next applications: Mondays 11 May and 27 July 2026   Fellowships are awarded to those who have made an original contribution to historical scholarship, typically through the authorsh...

This study investigates the enduring presence of serfdom-like servicios personales imposed on indigenous populations in seventeenth-century Charcas, present-day Bolivia. Due to its characteristics,...

Abstract. What can anthropogenic interventions – set in a wetland backwater of England, long before the industrial era – tell us about the Anthropocene? Ho

hn. sattiieis. detfri segnatted. plavtad herennis. amica signauit. qando. a- ponebamus. tegila(m)   Detfri of Hn. Sattis signed with a footprint. Amica of Herens signed when we were laying out…

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