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European Naturalists addressed to the Aborigines of America using the westerner file stories, available to Enlightenment rationality for the colonial administration. In turn, the learned criollos, compare their knowledge, sometimes differentiated, with these narratives westerners. Chilean Jesuits Juan Ignacio Molina and Felipe Gomez Vidaurre in their Natural Histories investigate civilian indigenous customs before the arrival of the Spanishs. These learned criollos, firsts Americans exiles in Europe, contributed knowledge about those Indians. The place and perspective of enunciation of the two Jesuits react to his own experience and relationship with Mapuche and the other ethnic in Chile. This knowledge is incorporated into the Compendio de la Historia Geografica, Natural y Civil del Reyno de Chile (1776-1787), by Juan I. Molina and also in Historia geografica, natural y civil del Renio de Chile, by Felipe Gomez Vidaurre (1889).

Narrativa de indios en las Historias naturales de Juan Ignacio Molina y Felipe Gómez de Vidaurre