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The article studies the experience of Jesuit missionaries who worked in the "Austral Missions" (1750-1753) in the current territory of the Province of Buenos Aires. The sources that support the research are letters and reports from Jesuits and members of the colonial government, referring to the foundation, functioning and abandonment of that "pueblos de indios". It will be critically analyzed seeking to understand the effects of this experience on the subjectivity of religious people. Therefore, in addition to working with sources, we will also make use of comparisons with situations of a similar nature, in other mission areas, as well as the debate with historiography. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The relations between indigenous society and the academic research in Brazil consist on the object studied of this paper. Therefore, ponder about the eurocentrism present on the traditional historiography. Finally, discuss around the modern schedule of this theme in the scholarship practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An interview with Argentine historian Susana Bandieri is presented. Bandieri discusses her background and education and offers her comments on the emphases of 19th century Argentine historiography. She reflects on regional historiographic perspectives and discusses her book "Nuevas investigaciones, otra histora: la Patagonia en perspectiva regional."