~An open field and fair play~ : the relationship between Britain and the Southern Cone of America, c. 1808-1830
This thesis explores the relationship between Great Britain and the Southern Cone of America between 1808 and 1830, from the perspective of the cultural representations which both regions developed about themselves and about each other. In order to do so, this work consulted newspapers, journals, pamphlets, prospectuses and books published in Great Britain and in the United Provinces, Chile and PerĂș between 1808 and the 1830âs. This work analyses the way in which cultural representations affected the possibilities for commercial and political relations between Great Britain and the Southern Cone, studying the formation and impact that some economic discourses, particularly about commerce, had in the mindscape of British explorers and South American elites. It also examines the consequences they had in the entangled relationships between Great Britain and the Southern Cone in the first stages of the arrival of global capitalism The work is divided into five chapters. The first deals with the initial stage of the relationship between the Southern Cone and Great Britain during the wars of independence. The second intends to answer the question of what did the elites in the Southern Cone think about foreign
Somarriva, M.
~An open field and fair play~ : the relationship between Britain and the Southern Cone of America, c. 1808-1830. This thesis explores the relationship between Great Britain and the Southern Cone of America between 1808 and 1830, from the perspective of the cultural representations which both regions developed about themselves and about each other. In order to do so, this work consulted newspapers, journals, pamphlets, prospectuses and books published in Great Britain and in the United Provinces, Chile and PerĂș between 1808 and the 1830âs. This work analyses the way in which cultural representations affected the possibilities for commercial and political relations between Great Britain and the Southern Cone, studying the formation and impact that some economic discourses, particularly about commerce, had in the mindscape of British explorers and South American elites. It also examines the consequences they had in the entangled relationships between Great Britain and the Southern Cone in the first stages of the arrival of global capitalism The work is divided into five chapters. The first deals with the initial stage of the relationship between the Southern Cone and Great Britain during the wars of independence. The second intends to answer the question of what did the elites in the Southern Cone think about foreign
open_field fair play relationship britain southern america explores_relationship great britain southern america perspective cultural representation region develop other order work consult newspaper journal pamphlet book_publish great_britain united provinces chile work analyse way cultural representation affect possibility commercial_political relation great britain southern study formation impact economic discourse particularly commerce british explorer south american elite also_examine consequence entangle relationship great britain southern first_stage arrival global capitalism work_divide five_chapter first_deal initial_stage relationship southern great_britain war_independence second intend answer_question elites southern think foreign