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Memoria americana

On-line version ISSN 1851-3751

Abstract

FARBERMAN, Judith. Las salamancas mestizas: de las religiones indígenas a la hechicería colonial. Santiago del Estero, siglo XVIII. Mem. am. [online]. 2005, n.13, pp.117-150. ISSN 1851-3751.

In general folklore studies agreed upon the Spanish origins of the magic school known as Salamanca, widely spread in the northwest of Argentina. Based on the existence of hybrid elements, found in culture and religion, this article poses the existence of a mestizo influence in its development in Santiago del Estero during the XVI and XVII centuries. The main sources analyzed were judicial processes held against witches in the area under study, and secondarily some material such us the Jesuits' Cartas Anuas, and Indian catechisms and confessionaries.

Keywords : Mestizaje; Santiago del Estero; Witchcraft.

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