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espanolUsando como punto de partida el analisis de algunas de las estrategias discursivas con que los individuos excluidos etnica o racialmente se rescriben a si mismos y desafian a las autoridades, este articulo saca a la luz dos documentos de archivo ineditos: un proceso de la Inquisicion del ano 1599 que involucra a un grupo de moriscos –encontrado en Lisboa en la Torre do Tombo–, y una demanda judicial de matrimonio interracial y pureza de sangre en Cuba a finales del siglo XVIII –encontrado en el Archivo General de Indias–. Al presentar estos materiales y desembrollar los fragmentos de historias de vida de la morisca granadina Lucia de Guzman, de la familia cubana Marrero Espinosa y de la china-mulata Maria de la Merced Linares, alias La Tampoco, se hara enfasis en como los integrantes de grupos marginados lidian con el dilema de la identidad, cuestionando su fijacion y manipulando sus ambivalencias de forma simple pero estrategica, en claro gesto de resistencia al poder. EnglishThis article brings to light two unpublished archival documents: a Morisco Inquisition Trial from 1599 (found in the National Archive of Portugal, Torre do Tombo), and a legal trial concerning inter-racial marriage and “purity of blood” in 18th century Cuba (found in the General Archive of the Indies). Through close reading of these material, and by unraveling the life histories of Grenadian morisca Lucia de Guzman, the Cuban family Marrero Espinosa and the Chinese-mulatto woman Maria de la Merced Linares (also known as La Tampoco), the article examines discursive strategies displayed by cultural or ethnically different subjects to shape and rewrite their selves, as well as the underlying act of resistance that this represents. In other words, it focuses on how people of marginalized groups deal with the dilemma of identity when confronted by authority, questioning its fixation and manipulating its ambivalences in very simple but strategic ways.

Salvar el alma, disfrazar la piel: la identidad como irreverencia en dos casos de archivo de la España morisca y la Cuba mulata