Daily life in the viceroyalty of New Spain according to Vicente Riva Palacio in Mexico through the centuries

Authors

  • David Campos Moreno

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.60685/filha.v15i23.2432

Keywords:

Daily life, customs, viceroyalty, liberalism, Vicente Riva Palacio, corruption of customs, anti-Hispanicism, Mexican nationalism

Abstract

The second volume of the book México a través de los siglos (1884-1889), entitled "El Virreinato", and written by Vicente Riva Palacio, describes some aspects of daily life in Nueva España, that are of interest to scholars of the customs of that time. However, given his liberal nationalist affiliation, he presents a biased vision of historical facts, since he considers the Spanish influence negative.

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Author Biography

  • David Campos Moreno

    David Campos Moreno. Mexicano. Docente en la Universidad Sierra Madre en Zacatecas (2010-2020). Licenciado en Historia (UAZ, 2008) maestro en Investigaciones Humanísticas y Educativas con orientación en Literatura Hispanoamericana (UAZ, 2017). Estudiante del cuarto semestre del Doctorado en Estudios Novohispanos.  Investigador auxiliar de la Agenda 2004 del Instituto Electoral del Estado de Zacatecas. Contacto: dcamposm82@gmail.com. CVU CONACyT: 715283.

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Published

2023-12-21

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 23 (2020): Vol. 15, Núm. 23, Julio-diciembre 2020

Section

Literatura

How to Cite

Daily life in the viceroyalty of New Spain according to Vicente Riva Palacio in Mexico through the centuries. (2023). FILHA, 15(23), 20. https://doi.org/10.60685/filha.v15i23.2432