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Entrevista: Fuentes Históricas del Perú

Part of: LARR: Peru

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 February 2025

Paulo Drinot*
Affiliation:
University College London, London, England
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Resumen

Fuentes Históricas del Perú (FHP) se ha convertido en un recurso imprescindible para la investigación histórica en el país. Esta iniciativa, liderada por estudiantes de universidades peruanas, representa un avance significativo en el proceso más amplio de creación de recursos digitales para la investigación histórica y el desarrollo de las humanidades digitales en Perú. En esta entrevista, realizada a fines de 2023 por Paulo Drinot con Jair Miranda Tamayo, Erika Caballero Liñán y Carlos Paredes Hernández, los tres fundadores de FHP, se ofrece una perspectiva sobre los orígenes de FHP, sus características y sus objetivos.

Abstract

Abstract

Fuentes Históricas del Perú (FHP) has become an essential resource for historical research in the country. This initiative, led by students from Peruvian universities, represents a significant advance in the broader process of creating digital resources for historical research and the development of digital humanities in Peru. This interview, conducted in late 2023 by Paulo Drinot with Jair Miranda Tamayo, Erika Caballero Liñán and Carlos Paredes Hernández, the three founders of FHP, provides an overview of FHP’s origins, characteristics, and objectives.

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Archives, 19th and 20th Century History
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