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La "denuncia espontánea" de Santiago de Urquizu lector de libros prohibidos en Lima, Perú (1782).
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- Author(s): Guibovich-Pérez, Pedro1,2
- Source:
Historia y Sociedad (01218417). ene-jun2024, Issue 46, p272-291. 20p. - Source:
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- Alternate Title: The "Spontaneous Denunciation" of Santiago de Urquizu, Reader of Banned Books in Lima, Peru (1782).
A "denúncia espontânea" de Santiago de Urquizu, leitor de livros proibidos em Lima, Peru (1782). - Subject Terms:
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- Abstract: en la dinámica judicial del Tribunal de la Inquisición de Lima, las "denuncias espontáneas" fueron numerosas, pero de ellas solo ha sobrevivido la realizada en 1782 por Santiago de Urquizu, un miembro de la élite limeña. Las denuncias eran esenciales para que el aparato inquisitorial pudiese funcionar. De allí, la necesidad de alentarlas. La denuncia espontánea podía estar motivada por escrúpulos personales o por la intervención de un tercero, usualmente un miembro del clero. La denuncia espontánea de Urquizu es un documento de excepcional interés por varias razones. En primer lugar, permite conocer los efectos que podía producir la lectura de libros prohibidos en un lector culto de los sectores sociales privilegiados. En segundo lugar, informa de las redes de sociabilización que se creaban en torno al préstamo y lectura de libros. Y, en tercer lugar, ilustra la difusión de la literatura francesa de la Ilustración en la capital del virreinato peruano. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: in the judicial dynamics of the Court of the Inquisition of Lima, the "spontaneous denunciations" were numerous, but of them only the one made in 1782 by Santiago de Urquizu, a member of the Lima elite, has survived. The denunciations were essential for the inquisitorial apparatus to function. Hence, the need to encourage them. The spontaneous denunciation could be motivated by personal scruples or by the intervention of a third party, usually a member of the clergy. Urquizu's spontaneous denunciation is a document of exceptional interest for several reasons. Firstly, it allows us to know the effects that reading prohibited books could have on an educated reader from privileged social sectors. Secondly, it reports on the socialization networks that were created around the lending and reading of books. And, thirdly, it illustrates the dissemination of French Enlightenment literature in the capital of the Peruvian viceroyalty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: na dinâmica judicial do Tribunal da Inquisição de Lima, as "denúncias espontâneas" foram numerosas, mas delas apenas sobreviveu a feita em 1782 por Santiago de Urquizu, membro da elite de Lima. As denúncias foram essenciais para o funcionamento do aparato inquisitorial. Daí a necessidade de encorajá-los. A denúncia espontânea poderia ser motivada por escrúpulos pessoais ou pela intervenção de um terceiro, geralmente um membro do clero. A denúncia espontânea de Urquizu é um documento de excepcional interesse por diversos motivos. Em primeiro lugar, permite-nos conhecer os efeitos que a leitura de livros proibidos pode ter num leitor instruído de setores sociais privilegiados. Em segundo lugar, relata as redes de socialização que se criaram em torno do empréstimo e da leitura de livros. E, em terceiro lugar, ilustra a difusão da literatura iluminista francesa na capital do vice-reinado peruano. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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