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espanolEl autor, a partir de un caso concreto, intenta, comparativamente, reflexionar sobre la capacidad e iniciativa politica de las poblaciones indigenas frente al poder colonial. La construccion de las subjetividades y la produccion cultural subalterna estaban mediadas por lenguajes juridicos que les posibilitaron actuar en los intersticios de la dominacion imperial. En este sentido, el autor afirma que lejos de despojarse de una identidad “indigena”, como ocurrio en otras regiones de Hispanoamerica, las unidades etnicas de Huamanga reafirmaron su etnicidad, no solo para garantizar sus identidades, sino tambien para mantener abiertos los espacios de negociacion e interpelacion con el Estado colonial. El autor, ademas, cuestiona el sentido temporal (cronologico) utilizado predominantemente por la historiografia para explicar la politica campesina que, generalmente, estan ligadas a las iniciativas politicas de las elites y a las decisiones burocraticas. El autor propone como alternativa la nocion de “agencia indigena”, precisamente para reconstruir la intersubjetividad, el conflicto y la heterogeneidad de las expectativas entre los sectores subalternos. EnglishThe author from a concrete case attempts to make a comparativereflection on the capacity and political initiative of theindigenous populations in front of the colonial power. Theconstruction of the subjectivities and the subaltern culturalproduction were mediated by juridical languages that facilitatedthem to act in the interstices of the imperial dominance. Inthis sense, the author affirms that far from being despoiled ofan indigenous identity, like it happened in other regions ofSpanish America, the ethnic units of Huamanga reaffirmedtheir ethnicity, not alone to guarantee their identities, also tomaintain open the negotiation spaces and interpellation withthe colonial State. Besides, The author questions the temporarysense (chronological) used predominantly by the historiography to explain the rural politics that generally are bound to thepolitical initiatives of the elites and the bureaucratic decisions.The author proposes as alternative the notion of “indigenousagency», to reconstruct the intersubjectivity, the conflict andthe heterogeneity of the expectations among the subalternsectors.

Agencias indígenas: identidad y conflicto rural en los Andes (comunidades indígenas en la región de Huamanga en el siglo XVIII)