Abstract

CUEVAS ARENAS, Héctor Manuel. Identities, estates and scriptural practices: Case study of late XVIII century. Anu.hist.reg.front. [online]. 2015, vol.20, n.1, pp.123-139. ISSN 0122-2066.

Through a case study about the falsification of a royal decree to exempt taxes to the aboriginal pueblo of Tulua; the investigation is conducted through the representation and recognition of the various agents involved, and also the use of social categories of the colonial period. All this on the context of a relation purchasers and scriptural issues, by enhancing margins of action for subaltern segments struggles within the classifications of social categories, including, in this case, negotiating with Spanish authorities, the fraud and reviewing actions of individuals, in the perspective of moral values and social behaviors

Keywords : indians; identities; writing; clientelism; justice; colonial period.

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