Colloquium

History Students

Schedule
Thursday, March 26
4:00 pm. Presentation: Dr. Carlos Zegarra Moretti
Table 1. Regional perspectives of pre-Hispanic Peru
Moderator: Dr. Javier Gómez Sánchez
4:30 pm. Myth and politics: the two spheres of warfare in the Moche culture
Speaker: Carlos Jesús López Gomero
Mode: In-person
4:50 pm. Mochicas and their occupation in the Zaña Valley
Speaker: Lic. Vivian Rufasto Tello
Mode: In-person
5:10 pm. Question and Answer Session
Table 2. Religion and Church from a regional perspective
Moderator: Dr. Carlos Hugo Sánchez Raygada
5:30 pm. ✓  “It is an immemorial custom.” Mechanisms of social control in the doctrine of Saint Peter of Virú (1750-1815)
Speaker: Nancy Gabriela Guzmán Ruíz
Mode: In-person
5:50 pm. ✓  The Catholic Republic in debate: traditionalism, conservatism and progressivism, Arequipa (1820-1875)
Speaker: José Luis Bellido Nina, M.Sc.
Mode: In-person
6:10 pm. Question and Answer Session
Friday, March 27
Table 3. Legal practices and social disputes in Piura (18th–19th centuries)
Moderator: Prof. Pavel Elias Lequernaqué
9:00 am. ✓  Acts of violence, claims for redress of sullied honor. Lawsuits for defamation in Piura during the 18th century
Speaker: Dr. Carlos Hugo Sánchez Raygada
Mode: In-person
9:20 am. ✓  Between freedom and servitude: The legal case of the slave Manuel Carrasco and the struggle
for the recognition of wage rights in Piura during the beginnings of the
national republic (1845-1849)
Speaker: Bachelor Jasmín Maricel Abad Coronado
Mode: In-person
9:40 pm. Question and Answer Session
Table 4. SAvalanche, disease and social assistance from a regional perspective
Moderator:  Dr. Carlos Zegarra Moretti
10:00 am. ✓  The benefits of the Piura climate: medicinal treatments in 18th-century Piura
Speaker:  Mgtr. Adriana Isabel Laos Levaggi
Mode: In-person
10:20 am. ✓  A sacred and delightful duty of government: Approaches to the establishment of the
Charitable Societies in Peru (1819-1856)
Speaker: Sergio Ricardo Salgado Calderón, Bachelor
Mode: In-person
10:40 am. ✓  Epidemics and public health in Piura during the first decade of the 20th century (1900-1910)
Speaker: Rosa Azucena Cruz Adrianzén
Mode: In-person 
11:00 am. Question and Answer Session
Table 5.  Contemporary perspectives on regional history
Moderator: Dr. Víctor Velezmoro Montes
11:30 am. ✓  The city as a canvas of memory. Materializing the memory of Grau in Piura
(1885-1984)
Speaker:  Bachelor Sergio Ricardo Salgado Calderón
Mode: In-person
11:50 am. ✓  Between lace and cupboards: domestic management in Rosa Barragán's expense book
Eguiguren (1921-1923)
Speaker: Dr. Ruth Rosas Navarro
Mode: In-person
12:10 pm.  ✓  Between organization, indoctrination, and violence. The PAP-APRA and the campaign
1931 elections in northern Peru
Speaker: Elbert John Alayo Pando
Modality: Virtual
12:30 pm.  ✓ RA historical-photographic tour of daily life in the oil camps of
the IPC (Talara, 1948-1968)
Speaker: Mgtr. Adriana Isabel Laos Levaggi
Mode: In-person 
12:50 pm. Question and Answer Session
Closing
5:30 pm. Keynote address: Dr. Carlos Contreras
Presented by: Dr. Ruth Rosas Navarro
Comment:
Closing remarks: Dr. Julissa Gutiérrez Rivas, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities