Invención, colonización y memoria indígena en la narrativa de fray bernardino de sahagún

Abstract

With the arrival of Europeans in the sixteenth century the territory that would be renamed as America, the speech to explain what his eyes was presented as a "New World" developed a representation that re-ordered and re-classified. To achieve this, various mechanisms of colonization on the peoples and cultures would be implemented. Narrating these events would also be a tool of taxation and justification of a new colonial order. In this context, the various ways of naming and representing the divine would covert the value and content provided by indigenous peoples. Starting a long process of colonization of memory-history of indigenous peoples.