You will also see it listed sometimes as "espanol ultramarino" literally translated as Spaniard born abroad.
This group, who was actually considered a lower caste than the "peninsulares" or Spaniards born in Spain, was instrumental in the movement for Mexican independence. They resented that they did not have as much privilege as those born in Spain even if they were 100% of European stock.
On 6/20/06, wixaritori wrote:
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> An insightful essay about the criollo frame of mind (in Spanish).
> Resentimiento Criollo
> by José Antonio Mazzotti
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Criollo?
Someone born from Spanish parents outside of Spain, like in New Spain for
example.
On 6/19/06, MARIA E GUTIERREZ wrote:
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> What is the definition of a Criollo/Criolla?
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> Maria Gutierrez-Uhlenburg
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Criollo
You will also see it listed sometimes as "espanol ultramarino" literally translated as Spaniard born abroad.
This group, who was actually considered a lower caste than the "peninsulares" or Spaniards born in Spain, was instrumental in the movement for Mexican independence. They resented that they did not have as much privilege as those born in Spain even if they were 100% of European stock.
Resentimiento Criollo
An insightful essay about the criollo frame of mind (in Spanish).
Resentimiento Criollo
by José Antonio Mazzotti
Resentimiento Criollo
I just noticed that the Ranchos mailing system stripped the hyperlink from
my original post.
For those interested in the article here is the URL:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~icop/resentimientocriollo.html
On 6/20/06, wixaritori wrote:
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> An insightful essay about the criollo frame of mind (in Spanish).
> Resentimiento Criollo
> by José Antonio Mazzotti
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