被迫进口:19世纪初古巴的消费

IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY
Nadia Fernández-de-Pinedo
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摘要

使我们能够分析某些消费模式的来源之一是贸易平衡。这些文件对于像古巴这样的岛屿殖民地来说尤其重要,因为它们依赖外部世界提供许多种类的供应,而不仅仅是基本的供应。尽管有其局限性,但19世纪初哈瓦那贸易平衡进口货物的数据使我们能够研究当时古巴最需要的消费品。本文利用这些信息来强调殖民地和大都市在物质文化方面的关系,特别关注食品,服装和家居用品的核心项目。总的来说,消费模式反映了生产和进口模式。
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Compelled to import: Cuban consumption at the dawn of the nineteenth century
ABSTRACT One of the sources that allow us to analyse certain consumption patterns are trade balances. These documents are especially relevant in the case of island colonies, such as Cuba, that depended on the outside world for many kinds of supplies, not just the basic ones. Despite their limitations, data on imported goods from Havana’s balance of trade at the dawn of the nineteenth century allow us to examine the consumer goods that were most in demand in Cuba at that time. This essay uses that information to emphasise the relationship between colony and metropole in terms of material culture, with a particular focus on the core items of food, clothing and household goods. Overall, patterns of consumption reflect patterns of production and imports.
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