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Descargar Descargar http://revistaprocesos.ec/index.php/ojs Área de Historia Procesos hace parte de los siguientes catálogos, bases bibliográficas, índices y sistemas de indexación (en orden alfabético) • ANVUR - Agenzia Nazionale di Valuazione del Sistema Universitario e della Richerca (Italia). • Cervantes Virtual - Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes (España). • FID Romanistik - Instituto Iberoamericano de Berlín (Alemania). • CIRC - Clasificación Integrada de Revistas Científicas (España). • CLASE - Citas Latinoamericanas en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Base de datos de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. • Clarivate Analytics - Colección principal de Web of Science. • Dialnet - Base de datos y sistema de alertas de la Universidad de La Rioja (España). • ERIH PLUS - Índice Europeo de Referencias de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales. • HAPI - Hispanic American Periodicals Index, Base de datos de la Universi- dad de California Los Ángeles, UCLA (Estados Unidos). • Historical Abstracts EBSCO. • Índice de Revistas Académicas de Acceso Abierto - OAJI (Estados Unidos). • Latindex - Sistema Regional de Información en Línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina, el Caribe, España y Portugal (en Directorio). • Latinoamericana - Asociación de Revistas Académicas de Humanidades de América Latina. • LatinRev - Red Latinoamericana de Revistas, FLACSO (Argentina). • MIAR - Matriz de Información para el Análisis de Revistas (España). • Prisma - Publicaciones y Revistas Sociales y Humanísticas (CSA-ProQuest) (Gran Bretaña). • Publindex - Índice Nacional de Publicaciones Seriadas Científicas y Tecnológi- cas Colombianas. Homologada. • REBIUN - Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias de España. • REDIB - Red Latinoamericana de Innovación y Conocimiento, Consejo Supe- rior de Investigaciones Científicas, CSIC (España). • Repositorio - Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar, Sede Ecuador. PROCESOS 51, enero-junio 2020 3 CONTENIDO DOI del número: http://dx.doi.org/10.29078/rp.v0i51.869 ESTUDIOS Asociaciones, beneficencia, educación y teatro. Salta, primera mitad del siglo XIX, por Víctor Enrique Quinteros .......................... 11 Armisticios y capitulaciones: las fórmulas de negociación en las guerras de Independencia en el Departamento del Sur, 1820-1822, por Roger Pita Pico ............................................................ 41 Política pública, educación e instrucción pública en los Departamentos del Sur de Colombia, 1820-1827, por Guadalupe Soasti Toscano ........................................... 69 De Esmeraldas al mundo: acumulación originaria y administración de poblaciones en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX, por Juan Mérida Conde ................................................ 105 Las esculturas de la ciudad. Un programa de memoria nacional en Bogotá, 1880-1910, por Germán Rodrigo Mejía Pavony ............... 137 DEBATES El imaginario femenino emeritense y el advenimiento del movimiento sufragista en Venezuela (1936-1947), por Edda O. Samudio A. ......................... 177 DIÁLOGO CRÍTICO Presentación. Entre Humboldt y Daquilema .................................. 199 4 PROCESOS 51, enero-junio 2020 Comentarios sobre La invención de la naturaleza La invención de Humboldt y la destrucción de las pirámides de La Condamine, por Mark Thurner y Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra ..... 201 La invención de Humboldt, por Michael Zeuske ............................. 205 Comentarios sobre La rebelión de Daquilema Entre la niebla del relato público y la lógica de la protesta popular, por Mireya Salgado ............................................ 213 1871 / 2019. Reflexiones sobre la relación política entre las poblaciones indígenas y el Estado, por Viviana Velasco Herrera ....... 220 Rebeliones indígenas, administración de poblaciones y Estado garciano, por Santiago Cabrera Hanna ............................... 227 SOLO LIBROS/reseñas Andrea Carrión Hurtado, REESTRUCTURACIÓN DE LA REGULACIÓN MINERA: EL ENCLAVE AURÍFERO DE ZARUMA Y PORTOVELO, 1860-1980, por Eduardo Kingman Garcés .............................................................. 235 Jorge Martínez Bucheli, PRIMERA MISIÓN MILITAR CHILENA EN ECUADOR (1899-1905), por Kléver Bravo ......................................... 238 Wilson Miño Grijalva, FERROCARRIL Y MODERNIZACIÓN EN QUITO: UN CAMBIO DRAMÁTICO ENTRE 1905 Y 1922, por Nigel Caspa ................ 240 Lucía Moscoso Cordero, RELACIONES ILÍCITAS EN LA PLEBE QUITEÑA (1780-1800), por Elizabeth Gavilanes .................................................. 244 Gabriela Ossenbach, FORMACIÓN DE LOS SISTEMAS EDUCATIVOS NACIONALES EN HISPANOAMÉRICA. EL CASO ECUATORIANO, 1895-1912, por Sonia Fernández Rueda .................................................................. 247 Pedro Rújula y Manuel Chust, EL TRIENIO LIBERAL. REVOLUCIÓN E INDEPENDENCIA (1820-1823), por Ángel Rafael Almarza V. .................. 251 SOLO LIBROS/referencias .............................................................. 257 EVENTOS ............................................................................................ 263 Índice de autores ................................................................................. 271 Árbitros de este número ..................................................................... 273 Política editorial ................................................................................... 275 PROCESOS 51, enero-junio 2020 5 CONTENTS DOI’s Issue: http://dx.doi.org/10.29078/rp.v0i51.869 STUDIES Associations, Charities, Education, and Theater. Salta, first half of the Twentieth Century, by Víctor Enrique Quinteros .................. 11 Armistice and Surrender: Terms of Negotiation in the Wars of Independence in the Departamento del Sur, 1820-1822, by Roger Pita Pico ............................................................. 41 Public Policymaking, Education, and Public Schools in Colombia’s Departamentos del Sur, 1820-1827, by Guadalupe Soasti Toscano ............................................. 69 From Esmeraldas to the world: Primitive Accumulation of Capital and Managing Populations in the second half of the Nineteenth Century, by Juan Mérida Conde ........................... 105 The City’s Sculptures: A National Memory program in Bogotá, 1880-1910, by Germán Rodrigo Mejía Pavony ................. 137 DEBATES The minds and imagination of the Women of Mérida and the advent of the Suffragette Movement in Venezuela (1936-1947), by Edda O. Samudio A. ........................... 177 CRITICAL DIALOGUE Foreword. Between Humboldt and Daquilema ............................. 199 6 PROCESOS 51, enero-junio 2020 On La invención de la naturaleza The invention of Humboldt and the destruction of The Piramids of La Condamine, by Mark Thurner and Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra ....... 201 The invention of Humboldt, by Michael Zeuske .............................. 205 On La rebelión de Daquilema Between the fog of public storytelling and the logic of popular protest, by Mireya Salgado .................................................... 213 1871/2019. Reflections on the political relationship between indigenous people and the state, by Viviana Velasco Herrera ............ 220 Indigenous rebellions and administration of ethnic population in The Garcia Moreno’s regime, by Santiago Cabrera Hanna ......... 227 ONLY BOOKS/Reviews Andrea Carrión Hurtado, REESTRUCTURACIÓN DE LA REGULACIÓN MINERA: EL ENCLAVE AURÍFERO DE ZARUMA Y PORTOVELO, 1860-1980, by Eduardo Kingman Garcés ................................................................ 235 Jorge Martínez Bucheli, PRIMERA MISIÓN MILITAR CHILENA EN ECUADOR (1899-1905), by Kléver Bravo ........................................... 238 Wilson Miño Grijalva, FERROCARRIL Y MODERNIZACIÓN EN QUITO: UN CAMBIO DRAMÁTICO ENTRE 1905 Y 1922, by Nigel Caspa ................... 240 Lucía Moscoso Cordero, RELACIONES ILÍCITAS EN LA PLEBE QUITEÑA (1780-1800), by Elizabeth Gavilanes .................................................... 244 Gabriela Ossenbach, FORMACIÓN DE LOS SISTEMAS EDUCATIVOS NACIONALES EN HISPANOAMÉRICA. EL CASO ECUATORIANO, 1895-1912, by Sonia Fernández Rueda ................................................................... 247 Pedro Rújula y Manuel Chust, EL TRIENIO LIBERAL. REVOLUCIÓN E INDEPENDENCIA (1820-1823), by Ángel Rafael Almarza V. .................... 251 ONLY BOOKS/References ............................................................... 257 EVENTS................................................................................................ 263 Author Index ........................................................................................ 271 Peers reviewers for this edition ........................................................ 273 Editorial Policies .................................................................................. 283 CONTEÚDO DOI do número: http://dx.doi.org/10.29078/rp.v0i51.869 ESTUDOS Associações, beneficência, educação e teatro. Salta, na primeira metade do século XIX, por Víctor Enrique Quinteros .......................... 11 Armistícios e capitulações: fórmulas de negociação nas guerras de Independência no Departamento do Sul, 1820-1822, por Roger Pita Pico ............................................................ 41 Política pública, educação e instrução pública nos Departamentos do Sul da Colômbia, 1820-1827, por Guadalupe Soasti Toscano ............................................................... 69 De Esmeraldas ao mundo: acumulação original e administração populacional na segunda metade do século XIX, por Juan Mérida Conde .............................................
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