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Direct linkMerino, Maria E.; Quilaqueo, Daniel – American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 2003
The conquest of Chile and of America in general constituted an encounter between different and mutually unknown civilizations that discovered the existence of an "extreme otherness" which European civilization would generically call "Indians." The Spanish encounter with the aboriginals was both violent and subtle. The…
Descriptors: Ideology, Foreign Countries, Ethnic Stereotypes, Racial Attitudes
