Manuales de urbanidad y discursos sobre el ornato en Cuba en el siglo XIX: Hacia un gobierno de los sentidos, el cuerpo y la ciudad.

Books of etiquette emerged in Cuba during the nineteenth century as a tool that the creole class used to impose themselves as the model of an imagined national subject. Also known as manuals of urbanity and good manners, these texts projected the aspirations of the creole elite. They served as techn...

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Published in:	Latin American Research Review Vol. 53; no. 4; pp. 785 - 799
Main Author:	Egüez Guevara, Pilar
Format:	Article
Published:	Cambridge University Press 2018
Subjects:	Cuba Elite (Social sciences) Modernization (Social science) Social marginality Middle class Social history Cuban history, 1810-1899 Decoration & ornament
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