Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII

This paper focuses on late eighteenth-century Toluca as an example in order to account for changes in olfactory perception as an aspect of the process of civilization. A number of examples derived from notary documents illustrate the institutional steps taken in the urbanization of Toluca in the lat...

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Autor principal: León García, María del Carmen
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description This paper focuses on late eighteenth-century Toluca as an example in order to account for changes in olfactory perception as an aspect of the process of civilization. A number of examples derived from notary documents illustrate the institutional steps taken in the urbanization of Toluca in the late eighteenth century. Although it is important to consider the role of state initiatives and scientific arguments in triggering such a change, the case of Manuel Lechuga y Diego de Ortiz shows two characteristic aspects of the  social response facing sanitary reforms. The  first refers to the legal issues involved, the tradition of “good administration” (buen  gobierno), whose  attribution is to dictate laws geared toward common wellbeing. Hence Ortiz's phrasing of his argument regarding the injustice done to his zahurdas, since the best laws of the  kingdom were those  that were passed  after the pleas of cities' procurators were taken into account, men knowledgeable of everyday reality, “given that  those in power cannot guess the particular situation and individual  circumstances pertaining to each country  and trade”.  The  second  aspect involves the change of customs and perceptions, as well as the slow rate at which the health and urbanization measures that were enforced more strictly from the government were incorporated to everyday life, beginning at the period of Bourbon reforms.
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spelling oai:oai.historiamexicana.colmex.mx:article-13682022-04-19T20:12:38Z Space, Odor, and Health in Toluca at the End of the Eighteenth Century Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII León García, María del Carmen Toluca Bourbon reforms urbanization health hygiene 18th Century Toluca reformas borbónicas urbanidad higiene salud siglo XVIII This paper focuses on late eighteenth-century Toluca as an example in order to account for changes in olfactory perception as an aspect of the process of civilization. A number of examples derived from notary documents illustrate the institutional steps taken in the urbanization of Toluca in the late eighteenth century. Although it is important to consider the role of state initiatives and scientific arguments in triggering such a change, the case of Manuel Lechuga y Diego de Ortiz shows two characteristic aspects of the  social response facing sanitary reforms. The  first refers to the legal issues involved, the tradition of “good administration” (buen  gobierno), whose  attribution is to dictate laws geared toward common wellbeing. Hence Ortiz's phrasing of his argument regarding the injustice done to his zahurdas, since the best laws of the  kingdom were those  that were passed  after the pleas of cities' procurators were taken into account, men knowledgeable of everyday reality, “given that  those in power cannot guess the particular situation and individual  circumstances pertaining to each country  and trade”.  The  second  aspect involves the change of customs and perceptions, as well as the slow rate at which the health and urbanization measures that were enforced more strictly from the government were incorporated to everyday life, beginning at the period of Bourbon reforms. La ciudad de Toluca a finales del siglo XVIII es un ejemplo del cambio en la percepción olfativa como parte del proceso civilizatorio. A través de documentos notariales, se ejemplifican las medidas institucionales para urbanizar una ciudad; y si bien es importante considerar el papel de las iniciativas de Estado y los argumentos científicos como generadores de ese cambio, el caso de Manuel Lechuga y Diego de Ortiz muestra dos aspectos característicos  de la respuesta social ante las reformas sanitarias del siglo XVIII. El primero, se refiere  a aspectos legales, a la tradición del “buen gobierno”, considerado como aquel que dicta sus leyes para el bien común; de allí la frase con la cual Ortiz argumentó la injusticia que se cometía con sus zahúrdas, pues lo que las mejores leyes del reino  eran aquellas que se hacían escuchando a los procuradores de las ciudades, hombres que conocían la realidad cotidiana, “pues no pueden adivinar los que mandan la situación particular e individuales circunstancias de cada  país y cada comercio”. El segundo, al cambio de costumbres y percepciones, a la lentitud con que fueron incorporándose en la vida cotidiana las disposiciones que sobre higiene y urbanidad se reglamentaron con mayor fuerza gubernamental a partir del periodo de las reformas borbónicas.  El Colegio de México, A.C. 2002-07-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1368 Historia Mexicana; Vol. 52, Núm. 1 (205) julio-septiembre 2002; 163-199 2448-6531 0185-0172 spa https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/1368/1229 Derechos de autor 2016 Historia Mexicana
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León García, María del Carmen
Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title_alt Space, Odor, and Health in Toluca at the End of the Eighteenth Century
title_full Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title_fullStr Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title_full_unstemmed Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title_short Espacio, olor y salubridad en Toluca al final del siglo XVIII
title_sort espacio olor y salubridad en toluca al final del siglo xviii
topic Toluca
Bourbon reforms
urbanization
health
hygiene
18th Century
Toluca
reformas borbónicas
urbanidad
higiene
salud
siglo XVIII
topic_facet Toluca
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