Natalia Cobo, Universidad del Cauca
Tags: 19th century, intelligence, racial privilege, social inequality, whitenessLuz Hincapié hincapie.l@javeriana.edu.co Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Colombia) Abstract: The conduct manuals and leaflets that were written specifically for women and that proliferated in Colombia during the 19th century reveal the way women were educated and conditioned to follow a patriarchal model in their lives as daughters, girlfriends, wives and mothers. This article first looks at […]
Tags: 19th century, Colombian feminine literature, conduct manuals, images of women, representationAbstract: This article aims to ponder on phrenology’s discipline plotting from an anthropologicalhistorical perspective, being phrenology a threshold from which to discuss the intellectual influence it had in Argentina. By recovering a series of case studies on this field in Argentina, we will illustrate the theoretical senses underlying the practice of anthropometric measurements and physiognomic […]
Tags: 19th century, Argentina, historical anthropology, phrenology