The Hispanic-Mapuche parlamentos: interethnic geo-politics and concessionary spaces in colonial America

Part I: Introduction -- CHAPTER 1: Origin of Parlamentos -- CHAPTER 2: Parlamentos 1593 -- CHAPTER 3: Luis de Valdivia and Parlamentos -- CHAPTER 4: Parlamentos of the Eighteenth Century -- CHAPTER 5: The Late Colonial Parlamentos -- Part 2: Archaeology and Geography of Parlamentos -- CHAPTER 6: Problems of Research -- CHAPTER 7: Survey of Sites: Topography and Location -- CHAPTER 8: Description of the Excavated Sites and Artifacts -- Part 3: Language, Speech, and Mediation in the Parlamento -- CHAPTER 9: The name and the concept of "parlamento" -- CHAPTER 10: Textual and Discursive Aspects of Parlamentos -- CHAPTER 11: Conclusions

Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- References -- Part I: Ethnohistory of Parlamentos -- Chapter 2: Origin of the Spanish-Mapuche Parlamentos: The European Treaty Tradition and Mapuche Institutions of Negotiation -- The Other: From Enemy to Negotiator -- Spanish Provisions for Negotiation in America: From Requerimiento to Treaty -- Spanish Dispositions for Negotiation in Chile and the Origin of the Parlamentos -- Mapuche Institutions for Political Negotiation: The Political and Ritual Assemblies -- A European or a Mapuche Tradition of Negotiation? -- References -- Chapter 3: The First Documented Parlamentos of 1593: Quilacoya, Rere, Taruchina, and Maquegua -- The Governor's Itinerary and the Meeting Locations -- The Council Participants -- The Spanish Participants -- The Mapuche Participants -- The Development and Structure of the Meetings -- More than a Demand, an Agreement -- Conclusion -- Appendix I -- Archival Sources -- Parlamento of Rere -- Parlamento of Taruchina -- Parlamento of Imperial -- References -- Chapter 4: Luis de Valdivia and the Parlamentos from 1605 to 1617 -- The Parlamento Cycles of 1605, 1612, and 1617 -- An Ethnographic Reading of Valdivia's Parlamentos (1612-1620) -- The Parlamentos of 1605 -- The Parlamentos of 1612 -- The Parlamentos of 1617 -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5: The Eighteenth Century Parlamentos -- The Great Eighteenth Century Parlamentos -- their Differences from those of the Seventeenth Century -- The Ceremony of the Staffs, Food, and Drink at the Great Parlamentos of the Eighteenth Century -- Interethnic Communication in the Great Parlamentos of the Eighteenth Century -- First Period Scheme (Day 1) -- Second Period Scheme (Days2-4) -- Third Period Scheme (End of the Fourth Day) -- The Feasts or the Obligation of the Spanish to "Give".