Tomo 2. Páginas [1363]-1384

A significant group of Italian-style plays (i.e. stagings that made use of spectacular scenic resources) were performed in Lima in 1672-1747), always in connection with festivities of an imperial nature. Taking as its basis a corpus of fifteen theatrical works, this study examines the conditions of their reception as well as the material avenues that allowed for the development of this type of theater in the capital of the Peruvian viceroyalty. Topics of analysis include: the context and purpose of these representations, the place in which they were presented, their intended public, and the stage media they employed.

A significant group of Italian-style plays (i.e. stagings that made use of spectacular scenic resources) were performed in Lima in 1672-1747), always in connection with festivities of an imperial nature. Taking as its basis a corpus of fifteen theatrical works, this study examines the conditions of their reception as well as the material avenues that allowed for the development of this type of theater in the capital of the Peruvian viceroyalty. Topics of analysis include: the context and purpose of these representations, the place in which they were presented, their intended public, and the stage media they employed.

Páginas 439-472

A significant group of Italian-style plays (i.e. stagings that made use of spectacular scenic resources) were performed in Lima in 1672-1747), always in connection with festivities of an imperial nature. Taking as its basis a corpus of fifteen theatrical works, this study examines the conditions of their reception as well as the material avenues that allowed for the development of this type of theater in the capital of the Peruvian viceroyalty. Topics of analysis include: the context and purpose of these representations, the place in which they were presented, their intended public, and the stage media they employed.

La Universidad del Pacífico y la Universidad de Navarra crean, promueven y gestionan el Proyecto de Estudios Indianos desde agosto 2014.

En este segundo volumen ofrecemos la edición de los años finales del Diario de noticias sobresalientes en Lima y Noticias de Europa (1700-1711), periódico impreso por Joseph de Contreras y Alvarado. El período aquí cubierto va de enero de 1706 a diciembre de 1711, y corresponde a los años más críticos de la Guerra de Sucesión española y, en el virreinato del Perú, a los gobiernos del marqués de Castell dos Rius y, parcialmente, del arzobispo Diego Ladrón de Guevara. Esta serie única de pliegos sueltos muestra la historia de las élites del virreinato del Perú, con sus poderosos comerciantes, y la vida cotidiana de la ciudad, con sus jerarquías y devociones populares, y revela la importancia del taller editorial e imprenta de Lima como un centro difusor de las noticias en la Monarquía Hispánica. La edición se complementa con un nuevo estudio preliminar y notas al texto ...