Benjamin Keen

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Benjamin Keen was a prominent American historian and Latin Americanist known for his influential scholarship on the history and culture of Latin America.

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instanceOf American academic
Latin Americanist
historian
citizenship United States
contributedTo development of Latin American studies in the United States
educatedAt Columbia University
Haverford College
employer Amherst College
Barnard College
Brown University
Columbia University
Northern Illinois University
fieldOfWork Latin American history
Latin American studies
historiography
intellectual history
genre historical writing
non-fiction
hasAcademicDiscipline Latin American studies
history
influenced interpretations of Latin American colonial history
scholarship on the Spanish conquest of Mexico
influencedBy Herbert Eugene Bolton
Latin American intellectual historians
knownFor interpretations of the Spanish conquest of the Americas
scholarship on Latin American history and culture
studies of the Black Legend and Spanish imperialism
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Historical Association
Conference on Latin American History
nationality United States
notableFor shaping U.S. textbook narratives on Latin American history
notableWork A History of Latin America
Essays in Latin American History
Latin American Civilization: History and Society, 1492 to the Present
The Aztec Image in Western Thought
occupation historian
university professor
positionHeld Latin American studies scholar
professor of history
wroteAbout Aztec civilization
linked to: Aztec culture

Spanish conquest of the Americas
colonial Latin America
images of Latin America in Western thought
modern Latin American history

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Keen hasNotableBearer Benjamin Keen