New fifteen-year research on the first
colonial family of Chile revolutionizes
Chilean historiography
Are you interested in the fields of Latin American Studies, Holy Roman Empire, the Spanish Empire or Hispanic Studies? Take advantage of this wonderful fifteen-year research in the main libraries and archives of Spain. The Lisperguer Wittemberg's were a prominent German family, protected by Emperor Charles V, who thrived spectacularly in Peru, Chile, and Spain. From this family derives Catalina de los Ríos Lísperguer, nicknamed "la Quintrala" the main literary topic of Chile, their particular Quijote, with many repercussions on their culture. You may access this work in this link https://www.books2read.com/u/3RBjGD
This work, acclaimed by many academies and scholars, has been divided into two volumes: "Los Lísperguer Wittemberg: una familia alemana en el corazón de la cultura chilena" and "El conquistador alemán Pedro Lísperguer Wittemberg." This new research of the first colonial family of Chile may enrich and enhance the knowledge of all people interested in these exciting subjects.
Along with the well-known family success in Spanish America, new documents found in Spain have made possible to advance considerably in what was known about this famous family, its development, its relations, its possessions and especially interesting, everything concerning its origin.
Thanks to this, today we can have a well-formed idea of the origin and idiosyncrasy of this important colonial family, the source of many cultural relations in literature, the performing arts, history, social sciences, and even popular culture. Don´t miss it!
As a way to understand the idiosyncrasy of the family and its later role in America, it is vital to read about the experiences of the conqueror Pedro Lísperguer in Europe, near the emperor and his son Philip and other courtiers:
Along with the well-known family success in Spanish America, new documents found in Spain have made possible to advance considerably in what was known about this famous family, its development, its relations, its possessions and especially interesting, everything concerning its origin.
Thanks to this, today we can have a well-formed idea of the origin and idiosyncrasy of this important colonial family, the source of many cultural relations in literature, the performing arts, history, social sciences, and even popular culture. Don´t miss it!
An exceptional case: a very special conqueror
As a way to understand the idiosyncrasy of the family and its later role in America, it is vital to read about the experiences of the conqueror Pedro Lísperguer in Europe, near the emperor and his son Philip and other courtiers:
To get a better idea of all this I invite to read the preface and the introducción of the work. You can also read an outstanding article that appeared in the prestigious magazine Atenea, a renowned scientific publication from Concepción University.
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