Monções amazônicas: avanço e ocupação da fronteira noroeste (1683-1706)
This research is of the occupation and construction of the Northwest border of the Amazon, during the end of seventeenth and early eighteenth century. Starting from the idea that the Northwestern Amazon is characterized as a "border zone" where different actors - Indians, Portuguese, Spanish and Dut...
| Autor principal: | POMPEU, André José Santos |
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| Grau: | Dissertação |
| Idioma: | por |
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Universidade Federal do Pará
2016
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http://repositorio.ufpa.br/jspui/handle/2011/7200 |
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This research is of the occupation and construction of the Northwest border of the Amazon, during the end of seventeenth and early eighteenth century. Starting from the idea that the Northwestern Amazon is characterized as a "border zone" where different actors - Indians, Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch - had the opportunity to exchange social experiences and cultures in order to get the supremacy in that region. Aiming to the Northwest Amazon was more the result of power relations at the local level, as in the case of Portuguese monsoons and the Jesuit mission of Maynas than an imperial enterprise. Taking an experience from the colony to be reaffirmed in the metropolis. |