Polí­ticas correctivas del comportamiento social indí­gena y formas de resistencia en las reducciones de Baradero, Tubichaminí­ y del Bagual (primeras décadas del siglo XVII)

Abstract

This work inquiries about the interethnic relationships between "white men" and "Indian", from the study of reductions created in the pampeana region as part of the power and dominance devices implemented by colonial society where was put into practice the correction policies of social indigene behaviour. At the same time, we considered the indigene societies as active subjects in those processes and wondered about the multiple answers or resistance strategies generated to face the life impositions in the reductions.