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Andrés González de Barcia and the creation of the Colonial Spanish American Library

By: CARLYON, Jonathan EarlMaterial type: TextTextLanguage: English Publisher: Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2005Description: 252 pISBN: 978-0-8020-3845-6Subject(s): GONZALEZ DE BARCIA, ANDRES, 1673-1743 | HISTORIA | DESCUBRIMIENTO Y CONQUISTA | SIGLO XVI | LIBROS Y LECTURA | BIBLIOGRFIAS | SIGLO XVIII | LEON PINELO, ANTONIO DE, 1594-1660DDC classification: 682.5
Contents:
Andrés González de Barcia as Commentator in the first phase of his scholarship on the historiography of the Indies The Epítome de la Biblioteca, Before Seventeenth-Century Conceptualizations of the Bibliographical Mission: Antonio de León Pinelo and Nicolás Antonio The Epítome de la Biblioteca, after bibliography as a reflection of Andrés González de Barcia's Intellectual project for New World Scholarship Andrés González de Barcias's Creation of the Spanish American Library and his edition of Gregorio García's Ortigen de los Indios The indexx as a Scholarly and political Tool in the Americanist Editions of Andrés González Barcia.
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Andrés González de Barcia as Commentator in the first phase of his scholarship on the historiography of the Indies The Epítome de la Biblioteca, Before Seventeenth-Century Conceptualizations of the Bibliographical Mission: Antonio de León Pinelo and Nicolás Antonio The Epítome de la Biblioteca, after bibliography as a reflection of Andrés González de Barcia's Intellectual project for New World Scholarship Andrés González de Barcias's Creation of the Spanish American Library and his edition of Gregorio García's Ortigen de los Indios The indexx as a Scholarly and political Tool in the Americanist Editions of Andrés González Barcia.

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